AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPacific aid squeeze: An OECD report warns small island states in Asia and the Pacific face major losses in overseas development assistance, with health and disease control hit hardest as funding drops back toward pre-pandemic levels. Methane push after El Niño: Micronesia and Tuvalu are urging stronger global methane action after El Niño-linked fish kills and reef damage, arguing methane cuts can’t wait on voluntary pledges. Tuvalu methane endorsement: Tuvalu backs the UN Secretary-General’s call for global methane action and says it will deepen methane solutions ahead of co-chairing a major transition conference in 2027. Fiji investment rules update: Fiji’s Investment Act 2020 reforms aim to streamline approvals for foreign and domestic investors while protecting domestic interests, targeting knowledge- and technology-intensive jobs. Tuvalu oceanscape hiring: The Tuvalu Fisheries Authority is seeking a Project Procurement Officer for the TV PROPER oceans resilience program, funded through a World Bank/IDA grant. Media training for COP31: PCBL and SPREP are inviting Pacific journalists to apply for a free climate coverage training ahead of pre-COP31 in Fiji and COP31 in Türkiye. UN climate talks setback: Delegates say the Bonn climate meetings stalled badly, with accusations of delay and misinformation as countries head toward COP31.
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