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.

* 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)

To support Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS) to attend and have a strong presence and voice to drive ambitious climate action at COP28, COP29 and COP30.

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

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

Effective ecosystem management for healthy, complementary networks of protected, productive and restored landscapes in Guadalcanal, Malaita and Rennell-Bellona provinces and a specific protected area focus in Temotu province.

The Promoting Pacific Island Nature-based Solutions (PPIN) project seeks to support the development of policy and legislation for Nature-based Solutions (NbS), build awareness and capacity, and strengthen regional cooperation amongst Pacific Islands Countries and Territories (PICTS) on NbS.

The Pacific Biodiversity and Sustainable Land-Seascapes (Pacific BioScapes) Programme contributes to the sustainable development of Pacific SIDS by supporting and improving the management and sustainable use of marine and coastal resources.

PRISMSS Restoring Island Resilience funded by NZMFAT and aims to deliver flagship island-scale programmes in countries considered by the Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) to be high priority from a climate change and biodiversity protection perspective.

The MACBLUE project is about strengthening coastal biodiversity conservation and management through the protection and rehabilitation incentives for coastal carbon sinks in Pacific Island countries specifically in Fiji, PNG, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.

Coral Reefs are under increasing pressure from climate change, poor catchment management practices, coastal development and harvesting pressures.