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The purpose of the second phase of the project “The Sustainable Waste Actions in the Pacific (SWAP 2)” is to contribute to achieving the strategic goals of the Pacific Regional Waste and Pollution Management Strategy (Cleaner Pacific 2025) by improving waste infrastructure, building capacity, and

The Regional Pacific Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Hub was launched in 2017 and officially established in 2018, as an initiative emerging from Pacific Island Leaders at the Climate Action Pacific Partnership (CAPP) in 2017 and Fiji’s Presidency of COP23.

In 2021, Pacific Leaders endorsed the Weather Ready Pacific Decadal Programme of Investment (WRP), which seeks to reduce the human and economic costs of severe weather, water and ocean events across Pacific Island communities, by strengthening national meteorological and hydrological organisation

Marine Spatial Plans developed for Fiji and Solomon Islands EEZs;
Integrated 'ridge to reef' management plans developed for coastal areas in Fiji and Vanuatu;
Endangered species by-catch assessed and extinction risk evaluated;

To address potential polluting wrecks which are mainly WWII Wrecks in FSM with funding support from Australia DFAT. The project will address a number of high priority wrecks in FSM, working closely with the Japan Mine Action Service (JMAS) who are already working on the wrecks removing oil.

The project aims to strengthen the role of the PCCC through funding from the Government of Australia to further operationalize the PCCC's functions and leverage the support provided by existing partners.

The project will support SPREP to lead a regional initiative to ensure Pacific Island Countries are supported to develop their understanding, evidence base and priorities for addressing loss and damage arising from climate change impacts.

1. NHMSs are operating and maintaining an enhanced set of
observation and data management infrastructure (including
for traditional knowledge) in line with global standards, and
are increasingly sharing related data;

SPREP has received funding from the Government of Australia through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to support the implementation of the project “Strengthening Pacific Leadership in International Climate Change Engagement”.

The primary aim and goal of this project is for SPREP to strengthen Pacific Island Countries in realizing their commitments towards the UNFCCC and COP21 Paris Agreement, by supporting country driven requests for NDC-related support, as well as training and capacity building on topics related to N

* To support PSIDS to have a strong presence and voice to drive ambitious climate action at the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27)

The proposed Action takes place within the framework of an existing Financing Agreement between the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States Secretariat (“OACPS Secretariat”) and the European Union (EU) for the implementation of the Intra-ACP Climate Services and Related Application