Tabuya: Climate Finance must make Communities Safer
“An approved project means little if a family is still at risk when the next storm hits.” Minister for Information,
Tabuya: Climate Finance must make Communities Safer Read More »
“An approved project means little if a family is still at risk when the next storm hits.” Minister for Information,
Tabuya: Climate Finance must make Communities Safer Read More »
Minister for Environment and Climate Change Hon. Lynda Tabuya has called for urgent consideration of a new treaty to strengthen
Tabuya Calls for New Treaty to Protect Oceans within National Jurisdictions Read More »
Three officers from the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change’s Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Unit have strengthened their skills in
MECC EIA Officers Strengthen Skills to Better Protect Fiji’s Environment Read More »
Following the stakeholder briefing on 16 September, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change convened its first Technical Working Group
TWG sets Fiji’s National Position for Pre-COP31 Read More »
“Promises must become projects, and climate finance must reach our people.” That was Fiji’s message at the launch of the
COP 31 Agenda Launched at UNGA 81 Read More »
Minister for Information, Environment and Climate Change Hon. Lynda Tabuya says Fiji’s message ahead of Pre-COP31 is simple: global climate
Tabuya: Climate Finance Must Reach our Communities Read More »
With the Pacific-led Pre-COP now just over two weeks away, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change once again brought
Two Weeks to Pre-COP: Fourth Stakeholder Briefing Read More »