AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate Finance: Samoa urged Commonwealth leaders to provide predictable, grant-based climate funding, warning vulnerable nations should not have to borrow to recover from a crisis they did little to cause. Leaders also warned an emerging El Niño could intensify Pacific climate threats. Ocean Health: Pacific scientists are sharing research and monitoring to track ocean acidification and its risks to marine ecosystems and coastal communities. Food Resilience: A Pacific forum opened in Vanuatu to scale investment in climate-resilient agriculture, fisheries and food systems. Conservation: A new Commonwealth Nature Initiative has secured US$202.2 million in initial pledges to protect and manage land and marine areas, with a goal of raising another US$1 billion by 2030. Regional Ocean Work: The Pacific Community says it delivered €46 million in ocean projects across 20 Pacific countries and territories in 2025, supporting fisheries, conservation and ocean science.
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