Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has emphasized on the escalating existential threat posed by climate change.

The United States has announced that it will double the number of academic exchanges among Pacific Island students beginning this year.

The Director of the Pacific Action for Climate Transitions Center, Professor Paresh Narayan, states the center will collaborate with partners and donors to bring about real changes and ensure climate resilience projects are implemented.

The Higher Education Commission of Fiji has forged a partnership with Monash University through the signing of the 2023–2024 Pacific Action Plan for Climate Transitions.

The real victims of climate change are often the ones not receiving any assistance.

A new classroom block has been opened to house the ‘Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation program’ at the Nasau Youth Training Center in Sigatoka.

The American non-profit organization Seacology has built a computer lab for Qumusea District School in Macuata.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka took part in a roundtable discussion with other Small Island Developing States to address subjects of mutual interest.

Australia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Penny Wong agrees they have an economy which is very emissions intensive and this must be turned around.

A local researcher is advocating for the harmonious integration of traditional knowledge and modern science to safeguard our precious oceans.

Talks of generating new revenue streams targeted at addressing loss and damage caused by climate disasters have been floating around discussion rooms during the World Trade Organization’s Public Forum in Geneva.

Fiji will be one of the eight Pacific Island countries to benefit from the Climate Finance Experts that will be funded by the Australian government.