AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMarine Protection: New research identifies Bikar and Bokak as among the Pacific’s most intact ecosystems. The remote Marshall Islands atolls are now part of a national marine sanctuary covering about 48,000 square kilometres. Climate Finance: Pacific nations secured more than $200 million in pledges for community-focused resilience at COP31, as President Hilda Heine urged world leaders to keep warming overshoot as small and brief as possible and make climate funds easier to access. Resilient Infrastructure: A new regional programme aims to mobilize more than $1 billion for climate protection across 14 Pacific island economies, with $250 million in grants approved to help safeguard roads, water supplies, power systems and coastlines. Low-Carbon Transport: A nine-year Germany-Marshall Islands partnership has wrapped up, leaving local experience in low-emission vessels, maritime training and transport policy.
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