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Pacific Tourism Heads visit UNHQ
27 February 2018 Chairperson, Ms. Papalii Matatamalii Sonja Hunter (Samoa) and CEO, Mr. Christopher Cocker. of the South Pacific Tourism Organization (SPTO) visited the United Nations Headquarters last week to network, raise the awareness, seek understanding, build cooperation and promote the work of SPTO in the Pacific in particular their efforts in implementing the 2030
Read MoreJoin the e-consultation on the Global Action Programme on Food Security and Nutrition in Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS)
28 FEB 2018 – The SIDS Unit, Division for Sustainable Development, UN-DESA, is pleased to share for your comments and revision on the request of the FAO Sub regional Office for the Pacific Islands, Apia, Samoa, the DRAFT ‘Regional Framework for Accelerating Action on Food Security and Nutrition in Pacific SIDS’ (The Pacific Framework). Click the following link
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"The UN Ocean Conference is set to start, judging by the number of Voluntary Commitments registered, the content of the "Call to Action" document and of the interests generated, I think SIDS should pat themselves on the back! Well Done!!
Sainivalati S. Navoti
( Mr. Sainivalati S. Navoti (Sai) Chief, SIDS Unit. )Our Network
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