AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoClimate & Mobility: A NZ-backed Pacific Climate Mobility Partnerships Programme (NZ$17.9m) was launched in Suva to help islands plan people-centred responses to climate-driven migration, displacement and planned relocation. Labour Rights: A Port Vila workshop on PALM and RSE schemes heard Pacific workers’ complaints about restrictive accommodation rules and what happens after serious grievances, pushing for stronger protections and accountability. Women & Sport: Vanuatu’s women’s beach volleyball team trained in Bangkok at a high-performance centre before heading to China for AVC and FIVB events, bringing home a story of access, discipline and community support. Digital Safety Activism: Vanuatu Australia Awards WLI alumni are turning concern into action against digital violence, building school-based awareness and response pathways for young people. Culture, Place & Risk: A flood-risk project for Te Pokohiwi o Kupe (Wairau Bar) blends flood modelling with mātauranga Māori to map how flooding could affect culture, identity and connection to place. Regional Resilience: Vanuatu joined Pacific partners in Honiara to strengthen earthquake, tsunami and geohazard monitoring and early warning for 2026–2030. Media Freedom: Samoa’s senior journalist Lagi Keresoma faces criminal libel charges, with IFJ Asia Pacific calling for the case to be dropped as a threat to public-interest reporting.
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