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Pacific nations demand urgent, just climate action for accountability, fair climate finance, loss & damage, and Indigenous rights protection

Recommendations by Pacific Civil Society for the INC-5 negotiations on the Global Plastics Treaty in Busan, Korea in December 2024.

As CHOGM gets underway in Samoa, Climate Action Network (CAN) nodes from Commonwealth countries and regions have issued a powerful statement

Australia is a member of the Pacific Island Forum and as such should be aware of the priorities of the Pacific.

While urgent progress was not achieved across the board at SB60, the leadership of AOSIS and LDCs was a significant success.

PICAN welcomes the opportunity to submit views on this critical agenda that will shape the next decade of action for SIDS.

The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) issues historic ruling that enhances the legal basis for marine environment pollut

Commitments laid out by the G7 nations indicate a recognition of the climate crisis, however lack the urgency and specific actions required.

PICAN Submission to the Fiji National Carbon Market Strategy Roadmap detailing substantial reservations regarding the roadmap's approach.

Today marks a significant milestone in the historic campaign to take climate change to the world’s highest court, the International Court of

Insights into COP28 outcomes spotlighting the progress, challenges and frustrations experienced at the global climate negotiations.

Of those countries that have not yet endorsed phasing out fossil fuels, very few have actively opposed. Almost all the remaining countries w

PICAN's initial response to the latest draft of the proposed text for the Global Stocktake which will be negotiated in the final hours at CO

While we celebrate progress on several fronts including the historic language on a just transition and a commitment to the establishment of

Outcomes fall short of the ambition required to save our islands, peoples and communities from the unprecedented climate impacts.

Mr Brownlee's endorsement of gas as a transition fuel, alongside the proposal to reinstate offshore oil and gas exploration in New Zealand,

The discussion paper, Fossil Fuel Phase Out - Towards a Just Transition in PSIDS, highlights the critical steps needed to phase out fossil f

The Prime Minister's remarks not only undermine Pacific unity but also cast doubts on Fiji's commitments for a fossil fuel free Pacific.

A small group of countries is driving new oil and gas expansion, and if allowed to proceed, would lock in climate chaos and an unlivable fut

PICAN expresses concerns regarding Australia's eagerness to secure early support for its bid to host COP31.