AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNauru’s Climate Call: President David Adeang urged world leaders at Pacific Pre-COP31 to turn promises into emissions cuts, climate finance and practical support. He warned that rising seas, drought and disasters are already disrupting Pacific communities, including Nauru. Climate Finance: Australia’s Chris Bowen said only 0.2% of global climate finance goes to adaptation in small island states, and pledged $7.29 million for the region’s shift to renewable energy. Pacific leaders are pressing for fairer access to funding ahead of COP31. Sustainable Pacific Resources: Solomon Islands’ Prime Minister Matthew Wale pointed to the Parties to the Nauru Agreement’s Vessel Day Scheme as a model for managing marine resources sustainably while supporting livelihoods and resilience.
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