AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNature-based climate adaptation in Vanuatu: Vanuatu has officially launched three policy tools under the PPIN project to help weave healthy forests, mangroves, reefs and seagrass into national adaptation planning, coastal resilience and forestry decisions—turning ecosystems into practical “infrastructure” for livelihoods and safety. Pacific climate cooperation: At the inaugural Pacific Climate Summit, jurisdictions including Vanuatu backed a joint commitment to strengthen regional climate adaptation and resilience, warning that rising temperatures are driving harsher impacts across the Pacific. Water access gap: A new global map highlights where safely managed drinking water is still out of reach, underscoring the scale of the clean-water challenge facing vulnerable communities. Vanuatu-Australia security and funding talks: Vanuatu’s PM is set to lead a Canberra visit as Australia and Vanuatu move toward signing a revised Nakamal Agreement, alongside a reported $500m partnership focused on infrastructure and climate adaptation. Vanuatu tourism shift to sustainable growth: Vanuatu unveiled its 2026–2028 tourism marketing strategy in Port Vila, aiming for resilient, regenerative development while boosting connectivity and visitor numbers. Regional resilience and readiness: Pacific leaders also wrapped up discussions on preparing for shocks—linking climate-induced stress with energy and economic pressures across island economies.
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