climate resilience
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Fiji Unveils Integrated Fisheries and Forestry Reforms with New Laws, Real-Time Vessel Tracking and Local Tuna Processing Push
Fiji is rolling out sweeping reforms to protect its fisheries and forests while strengthening rural livelihoods and export potential. From a state-of-the-art surveillance hub to modernised enforcement and plans for local tuna processing, the moves aim to turn natural capital into lasting community value.
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EU-Pacific PEUMP Phase 2 launched to bolster ocean governance, sustainable fisheries and regional resilience through 2030
Europe and the Pacific renew a long-standing ocean partnership, pledging multi-year support to strengthen ocean governance, sustainable fisheries, and climate resilience across Pacific island communities. With a focus on education, research, and practical help, the initiative aims to turn knowledge into stronger livelihoods and smarter stewardship of the sea.
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Macuata Women Spotlight Climate Resilience and Livelihoods in Fiji Wetlands Documentary
New short film “Women of Wetlands” shines a light on Fiji’s inland wetlands and the women who sustain them—from harvesting kuta reeds to weaving mats—and protecting water, livelihoods, and culture. A timely glimpse at carbon, resilience, and traditional knowledge beyond the coastal story.
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Fiji Rolls Out Climate-Smart Farming and Protected Agriculture to Boost Rural Incomes
Fiji’s agriculture ministry unveils a practical, growth-driven push to modernise farming and lift rural incomes, with a new focus on climate-smart practices and crop diversification beyond sugar. From compost and resilient seeds to drone monitoring and better market access, the plan aims to turn policy into real gains for farmers. How these measures unfold—funding, infrastructure…
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Fiji expands water network with 3,000+ connections and 33km of pipeline, boosting supply for about 47,000 people
Fiji’s ambitious water infrastructure push is expanding connections, upgrading treatment, and extending pipelines to reach more communities. Officials say the upgrades will boost reliability and resilience to extreme weather, with thousands already benefiting and more improvements on the way.
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Fiji’s Women of Wetlands spotlights Macuata women’s reed-weaving and inland climate resilience
New short film shines a light on the women custodians of Macuata’s inland wetlands. Women of Wetlands follows reed harvesting and traditional mat weaving, revealing how these green ecosystems underpin climate resilience, water security, and family livelihoods.