AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate Finance: At the Commonwealth leaders’ meeting, Samoa urged accessible, predictable, grant-based climate funding, echoing calls from Pacific pre-COP talks in Fiji and Tuvalu. Samoa warned vulnerable countries should not have to borrow to recover from crises they did little to cause. Public Health: Tuvalu’s parliament has passed a new Public Health Act, replacing century-old legislation and updating the country’s health framework. Women and Climate: Pacific women face heavier care, food and water burdens as climate impacts grow, while having fewer resources and less influence over responses, advocates warned ahead of COP31. Cultural Preservation: The late advertising leader Mark Green helped create Tuvalu’s “digital nation” campaign, an effort to preserve the country’s land, culture and statehood online as rising seas threaten its territory.
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