AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClimate Integrity & Media Accountability: A UNODC adviser urged Pacific journalists to scrutinize how climate and disaster funds are managed, stressing integrity must be built into disaster planning from the start, not added later. Digital Connectivity for Tuvalu’s Future: Pacific leaders at UNGA81 backed affordable, inclusive and resilient digital links, with cybersecurity and safer digital spaces, while protecting sovereignty, data and Indigenous knowledge. Fossil-Fuel Pressure on Australia: Tuvalu’s climate minister said Australian aid “means little” while coal and gas expansion continues, pointing to massive fossil subsidies dwarfing Pacific support. Tuvalu–Taiwan Partnership: Taiwan President Lai told Tuvalu’s foreign minister Paulson Panapa the two are “like brothers,” highlighting cooperation on climate adaptation, digital transformation, power grid resilience and outer-island food projects. Fisheries Infrastructure Tendering: Tuvalu Fisheries Authority seeks consultants for a Teone fisheries slipway upgrade design and specs, plus a preferred supplier for four years of vessel repair and maintenance, including workshop support and training. Blue Economy & Climate Week Momentum: Climate Week NYC calls for treating climate and nature loss as national security priorities, pushing governments to manage shocks before disasters hit.
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