AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGender & Water Justice: Pacific advocates say women are being shut out of water decisions, driving wider climate and gender harms; a new WaterAid/UTS-ISF study finds exclusion from decision-making was the top urgent issue, with women’s water knowledge missing from community and subnational meetings. Climate Finance Pressure: Pacific leaders told UN chief António Guterres they need promises turned into action, pushing the Pacific Resilience Facility toward its US$500m target and warning that rising seas and disasters demand real funding. Loss & Damage Media Push: Pacific editors adopted the Savusavu Loss and Damage Media Forum Declaration, calling for timely, transparent access to loss-and-damage information and stronger support for journalists. Pacific Media Trust in the AI Era: Regional media leaders warned that AI-driven misinformation and weak media literacy are eroding public trust and democratic engagement across the Pacific. Samoa in UN Climate Diplomacy: Samoa’s Deputy Prime Minister Mulipola Anarosa Molio’o backed a fairer, easier-to-access climate finance system that doesn’t force small states to borrow their way out of crises. UK Returns to Pacific Community: The UK re-joined the Pacific Community, citing work on climate change and marine protection.
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