The overall objective of this project is the
conservation and sustainable use of coastal and oceanic fisheries resources in
the P-ACP region. This objective is directly aligned with the Millennium
Development Goal 7 (environmental sustainability); Article 32 of the Cotonou
Agreement; and the second pillar of the Pacific Plan.
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The project is located at the Pacific
Islands Forum Secretariat under the Strategic Partnership. The
objective of the project is to provide technical assistance to
the Regional Authorising Officer (Secretary General, PIFS) to
ensure the efficient coordination and implementation of the regional
indicative programme in accordance with the Lomé and Cotonou Agreements.
The project funds the position of two professional staff and two
divisional assistants.
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The Financing Agreement, 9.ACP.RPA.006
for the Pacific Regional Economic Integration Programme (PACREIP)
amounting to € 9.2 million between the European Commission (EC)
and the Pacific ACP States (PACPS) entered into force on 7 February
2004.
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Sustainable agricultural systems in the
Pacific are coming under increasing pressure due to population
growth. High population growth rates, unfavorable age structures
and increasing urbanisation on islands with limited land and water
availability are a reality in the atolls and have serious implications
for these fragile ecosystems.
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The Coastal Fisheries Development Programme,
deals with the fisheries carried out by Pacific Islanders within
coastal waters and addresses the major difficulty of managing
coral reef fisheries in the region in the absence of robust scientific
information on the status of the fishery.
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Pacific ACP countries (PACPs) place high
priority on education, spending large proportiond of budget and
receiving significant donor assistance in order to meet growning
demands. While some PACPs have almost achived universal access
to primary education, the larger Melanisian countries are a long
way from attaining this goal.
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Overall objective of this project is to
increase the contribution from the sustainable use of marine resouces
to the poverty alleviation in Pacific ACPs. The project will contribute
to this objective through a focus on the sustainable development
of highly migratory oceanic living resources, particularly tuna
fisheries. ...Watch the Devfish video
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Consistent with the promotion of economic
and social development, the Governments of the Federated States
of Micronesia (FSM), Nauru, Niue, Palau and the Republic of the
Marshall Islands (RMI), in consultation with civil society, have
targeted the energy sector, especially the identification and
use of new and renewable sources of energy, as the area of concentration
for 9th EDF funding.
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The purpose of this project is to sustainably
increase quality and range of exports of agriculture and forestry
(AGFOR) products in and out of the Pacific region
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The main objective of the Technical Cooperation
Facility project is to improve the implementation of the National
and Regional Indicative Programmes, facilitating better coordination,
strengthening linkages to meet the strategic objectives of the
country and regional strategy papers.
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SCIFISH builds upon previous and current
EC-funded projects implemented by the Oceanic Fisheries Programme
(OFP) of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), which
is the regional focal point for tuna fisheries science and data
acquisition.
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The overall objective (goal) of the Project
is to contribute to disaster risk reduction, by reducing vulnerability,
and building resilience in the Federated States of Micronesia,
Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands,
Tonga and Tuvalu.
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The overall objective of the project is
to contribute to the attainment of the Millennium Development
Goals by reducing poverty through improved regional co-operation
and targeted action for the poor in the energy sector
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