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Success and challenges were a feature of 2019 as SPREP strengthened its engagement with Members and partners implemented innovative approaches to key issues and began a number of major projects.

An article that is about our (SPREP's) vision and organisational values and our code of conduct. A detailed article explaining each of the values and our code of conduct.

Approved recommendations - Working papers 2020

A virtually meeting was held via zoom.

L’ouverture du Centre sur le changement climatique dans le Pacifique (CCCP) au Programme régional océanien de l’environnement en 2019 a marqué une étape importante pour nos îles du Pacifique.

Minutes and report of the 29th SPREP Meeting of Officials and Ministerial meeting held in Apia, Samoa 2019

The first Executive Board was held on 10 and 11 September, 2018 in Apia, Samoa.

SPREP is committed to working with our Members to deliver on environmental management and sustainable development in the region. Our work is driven by strategic priorities, which are developed in close consultation with all our Pacific island Members and other stakeholders.

This Annual Report notes the major achievements of SPREP in supporting Pacific island countries and territories to address issues relating to: biodiversity and ecosystem management, waste management and pollution and environmental monitoring and governance

The vital resources and ecosystems upon which Pacific islands depend for their sustenance and livelihoods are under increasing pressure. Foremost among the threats is climate change, a deeply troubling issue for the environmental, economic, and social viability of Pacifi c island countries and territories. Climate change is already having very real impacts on coastal and forest ecosystems, our oceans, fresh water supplies, biodiversity, and indeed all aspects of life – particularly on communities in small, low-lying countries where sea level rise and changing weather patterns are creating social and economic disruption.