AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTuna Management: NGOs are urging Pacific fisheries leaders to adopt science-based, pre-agreed catch limits for skipjack tuna at a November meeting. The stock is healthy, but strong rules are needed to keep catches sustainable across the region’s valuable fishing grounds. Emergency Alerts: Nauru is among nine Pacific countries set to receive mobile-based early warning support, backed by a US$1.2 million grant. Cell broadcast alerts can reach phones quickly during emergencies, even when networks are congested. Climate Resilience: A US$250 million Green Climate Fund grant will help 14 Pacific countries, including Nauru, strengthen essential services and infrastructure against climate risks. The wider programme is valued at US$1.06 billion over the next decade. El Niño Outlook: A strong to very strong El Niño could persist into early 2027. Nauru is among the countries forecast to have wetter-than-normal conditions from November to January, while warmer seas and shifting rainfall may heighten risks across the Pacific.
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