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The Weather Ready Pacific Program will reduce the human and economic cost of severe weather events across the Pacific - protecting communities and livelihoods, and making a strong positive contribution to the economy of the Region.

The climate information services are relevant across the multiple time scales including current and future climate and relate to five priority sectors: infrastructure, water, agriculture, fisheries and tourism

Pacific Island Countries rely heavily on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) consultants to support environmental impact assessment studies for developments. As such, these environmental consultants and practitioners must possess competency in their selected field to be able to perform detailed assessments and develop effective management plans.

SPREP has developed the Pacific National Adaptation Planning (NAP) Guidelines to provide support on the specific adaptation needs of Pacific island countries.

Since 2000, J-PRISM has been developing human resources and reinforcing administrative systems for solid waste management in the island states of the Pacific region.

Also known as the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) Convention, this is for the protection of natural resources and environment of the South Pacific region and related protocols. Having entered into force in 1986, this is now undergoing a review. The Noumea Convention is the umbrella convention for the “Protocol for the Prevention of Pollution of the South Pacific Region by Dumping”, and the “Protocol Concerning Co-operation in Combating Pollution Emergencies in the South Pacific Region”.

The aim of this policy brief is to: alert Pacific island countries and territories (PICTs) to the projected effects of climate change on the contributions that oceanic fisheries make to economic development and government revenue and identify the adaptations and policies needed to reduce the threats and capitalise on the opportunities.

Sound science is fundamental to our understanding of the consequences of biodiversity loss. It also has potential to be a powerful incentive for conservation action. But only of you understand what it says, and only ie you care about what it means.

The Pacific Territories Regional Project for Sustainable Ecosystem Management (PROTEGE) is a regional cooperation project for 4 overseas countries and territories (OCTs) of the Pacific. The project is funded under the 11th EDF (European Development Fund) with an amount of 36 million EUR over the period 2018-2022.

The Samoa Ocean Strategy (SOS) aims to secure a future sustainable development, management and conservation of Samoa's ocean and all resources within, living and non-living