The intricate interplay between migration, labour mobility, and climate change cannot be overstressed. Climate change drives migration, which in turn shifts labour mobility patterns. As these elements influence one another, they generate complex dynamics that defy simple solutions. We need holistic approaches that account for these interdependencies if we hope to chart a secure course for the Pacific’s future.

Kia ora, whanau! As the dust settles on COP28 in Dubai, I'm here to break down the buzzwords and billion-dollar commitments that dominated the headlines. It's not just about climate resilience, mitigation, and adaptation; it's about what these terms mean for us, the youth in Aotearoa, and our cousins across the Moana.

Xmas Greetings from the Team at Pacific Cooperation Foundation.

So, listen up, world – youth voice ain't just noise. It's the beat to the climate change jam, and we're turning up the volume!

Partnerships are crucial for the region’s continued growth and prosperity with Saudi Arabia providing seed funding of $50m to establish the Pacific Resilience Facility.

Amidst the vibrant atmosphere of the Punanga Nui Market, the Pacific Partnerships for Prosperity Pavilion stands as a testament to the spirit of collaboration and progress during the 52nd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in 2023. The Pavilion emerges as a symbolic hub, dedicated to honouring the resilience of the Pacific in the face of climatic challenges, showcasing economic innovation, and celebrating the strength of community enterprise.

The Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Media Workshop kicked off with a warm welcome to dignitaries, media editors, resource support teams, and friends from across the Pacific region. Hosted in the idyllic Cook Islands, the event brings together key stakeholders in a collaborative effort to address climate change and pave the way for a more sustainable future.

Amplifying Voices: Pacific Cooperation Foundation at the Auckland Climate Festival and Oxfam Climate Justice in the Pacific