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SPREP Partnership Dialogue report : Monday 1 September 2025. Sheraton - Aggie Grey's Hotel, Apia Samoa

SPREP Publications, Key SPREP Documents

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The Second SPREP Partnership Dialogue was hosted in Apia, Samoa under the theme of Resilient Futures: Mobilising Resources for Climate and Environment in a Shifting Donor Landscape. The Dialogue brought together Members and Partners to address the following objectives: 1.) Inform SPREP's strategic planning and programming by promoting integrated programmatic approaches informed by partner insights and investment priorities. 2.) Explore current and emerging challenges in mobilising resources for SPREP's priority areas of work. 3.) Showcase opportunities to enhance partnerships; leveraging science, innovation and technology and mainstreaming people centred approaches in particular gender, youth and traditional knowledge

Protection of Kiritimati Seabirds through Invasive Species Management

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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Cranwell, Steve

The Wildlife Conservation Unit and BirdLife International successfully completed baiting operations to eradicate Pacific rats from 13 motu including Motu Upua in the Kiritimati Central Lagoon. Four of these motu were previously rat free (Drum islets) and 3 others (Nimroona islets) had been baited in 2023 but rats (and one cat) were confirmed present likely following a reduction in the water level of the lagoon. The 14-day field mission also strengthened WCUs capability for detecting rats and cats and in the use of tools and practices to eradicate them. A suppression response for cats was initiated on Big Peninsula but requires WCU personnel to have regular access to vehicles to operationalise it. Observations of seabirds confirmed Phoenix Petrel numbers remain high for the Drum and Nimroona islets, but few nesting Red-tailed Tropicbirds were observed and may be attributable to the widespread poaching of these and other seabirds. Access to vehicles enabling reinstatement of regular patrols by WCU personnel is considered critical and could be facilitated through specialist expertise and the provision of parts in making repairs to the existing fleet. Other recommendations include a regular surveillance programme for priority islets to detect and respond to rat incursions.

Report of the 32nd SPREP Meeting of Officials 2-4 September 2025, Apia, Samoa

SPREP Publications, Key SPREP Documents

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The Thirty second SPREP Meeting (32SM)of Officials was held from 2 - 4 September 2025 at the Sheraton Aggie Greys Hotel and Bungalows in Apia, Samoa. Present at the Meeting were American Samoa, Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, France, French Polynesia, Kiribati, Republic of Marshall Islands, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tuvalu, United Kingdom and Vanuatu.

Atelier Regional: Une Approche Circulaire de la Gestion des Dechets Dans le Pacifique : Creer des Ressources a Partir des Dechets et de la Pollution

SPREP Publications, Waste Management and Pollution Control

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La préparation de ce rapport relatif à l’atelier régional sur l’économie circulaire a été rendue possible grâce à la collaboration étroite de nombreuses personnes et organisations. À ce titre, l'unité de gestion du projet SWAP remercie chaleureusement tous les participants et toutes les parties prenantes dont les contributions ont contribué au succès de cet atelier. Leur engagement a été déterminant pour favoriser des discussions productives et aboutir à des résultats concrets.

Circular Economy Training in Vanuatu - Activity report, December 2025

SPREP Publications, Waste Management and Pollution Control

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The second phase of the Sustainable Waste Actions in the Pacific (SWAP2) project1 builds upon the achievements of the first phase, which aimed to improve sanitation, environmental, social and economic conditions in five Pacific island countries — Fiji, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, and Vanuatu — and one French territory — Wallis-and-Futuna — through improved waste management systems.

Équité de genre, handicap, inclusion sociale et approches fondées sur les droits humains dans les solutions fondées sur la nature pour l’adaptation au changement climatique : lignes directrices pour les nouveaux projets régionaux de l’Initiative Kiwa 2025-2026

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

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Cette ressource est une compilation de notes d’orientation fournissant des considérations pratiques en matière d’égalité des sexes, de handicap et d’inclusion sociale (GEDSI), dans une perspective de solutions fondées sur la nature (SfN), pour les nouveaux projets régionaux de l’Initiative Kiwa de 2025 à 2026.

Gender Equity, Disability and Social Inclusion and Human Rights-based Approaches in nature-based solutions for Climate Adaptations: Guidelines for KIWA Initiative New Regional Projects 2025-2026

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation

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This resource is a compilation of guidance notes that provide practical considerations for gender equity, disability and social inclusion (GEDSI) from a Nature-based solutions (NbS) perspective for Kiwa initiative new regional projects from 2025-2026.

Yellow Crazy Ant Management Plan for Niue

SPREP Publications, Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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This plan was prepared for the Niue Department of Environment by Pacific Biosecurity. Supported by the GEF 6 Regional Invasives Project (GEF 6 RIP) - Strengthening national and regional capacities to reduce the impact of Invasive Alien Species on globally significant biodiversity in the Pacific.

Community Concerns on the Operation and Future of the Gulf Province Fish Maw Fishery

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance

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Mavera, Joyce

Olewale, Aungas

Yolarnie, Amepou

et al.

Immense concern for the sustainability and wastage of fish maw byproducts were expressed by interviewees. They reported that fish are becoming harder to catch and that sizes of fish caught are declining.

Review of the Marine Mammal Occurrence in New Guinea and Cape York/Torres Strait waters with an evaluation of the Kikori Delta Important Marine Mammal Area

SPREP Publications, Environmental Governance, Biodiversity Conservation

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Although numerous records of occurrence exist for oceanic whales and dolphins inhabiting New Guinea waters, there is very little current information about inshore dolphins. Similarly there is very little current information on cetaceans from the Cape York/Torres Strait region of northern Australia.

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