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The Final Inception Report serves as the foundational deliverable for the review and update of the Pacific Islands Meteorological Strategy (PIMS), outlining a detailed methodology, work plan, and reporting schedule for the consultancy. It establishes a multi-phased approach that includes a comprehensive desk review, broad stakeholder mapping, and a strategic selection of countries for in-person consultation visits based on their operational capacity and climate vulnerability profiles. The report emphasizes the critical necessity of aligning the successor strategy (PIMS 2026–2035) with emerging regional and global initiatives, most notably Weather Ready Pacific (WRP) and the United Nations Early Warnings for All (EW4All) agenda. Ultimately, this document sets the stage for producing a results-oriented framework that repositions PIMS as the central regional platform for delivering impactful, user-centric meteorological, hydrological, and climate services

The Regional Climate Watch is a guidance product designed for heightening National Meteorological and Hydrological Services awareness of an ongoing or high probability foreseen climate anomaly and its potential impacts on communities so that they can take appropriate action. This watch is disseminated to serve as a mechanism for initiating national preparedness activities and/or a series of events that affect decision-making.

The 2025–2026 La Niña event has ended. Sea surface temperatures (SSTs) in the central tropical Pacific have been within the ENSO-neutral range in the past six weeks.. Atmospheric indicators, including trade winds, surface pressure, and cloud patterns across the tropical Pacific, are consistent with an ENSO-neutral state.

The Regional Climate Watch is a guidance product designed for heightening National Meteorological and Hydrological Services awareness of an ongoing or high probability foreseen climate anomaly and its potential impacts on communities so that they can take appropriate action. This watch is disseminated to serve as a mechanism for initiating national preparedness activities and/or a series of events that affect decision-making.

Across Micronesia and the wider Pacific, culture is not separate from the environment. Land, ocean, weather and people are deeply interconnected, shaping identity, livelihoods and ways of knowing.

A monthly e-bulletin of activities and assistance from the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme to its member countries.

The Regional Climate Watch is a guidance product designed for heightening National Meteorological and Hydrological Services awareness of an ongoing or high probability foreseen climate anomaly and its potential impacts on communities so that they can take appropriate action. This watch is disseminated to serve as a mechanism for initiating national preparedness activities and/or a series of events that affect decision-making.

SPREP Travel Policy 2026

The Regional Climate Watch is a guidance product designed for heightening National Meteorological and Hydrological Services awareness of an ongoing or high probability foreseen climate anomaly and its potential impacts on communities so that they can take appropriate action. This watch is disseminated to serve as a mechanism for initiating national preparedness activities and/or a series of events that affect decision-making.

These colouring sheets help children in Solomon Islands communities understand the value of forests and protected area programs. The hand drawn illustrations are designed for printing on A4 paper, and incorporate animals and plants from Solomon Islands.