sustainable development

20 January, 2015

Transforming global development

Negotiations on what should succeed the Millennium Development Goals resumed in New York this week. Negotiations are well under way to decide what development goals will succeed the MDGs, and this time there has been much broader input.

Tuna sustainability is a huge economic issue for the Pacific

25 November, 2014

Giff Johnson

Tuna sustainability is a huge economic issue for the Pacific

Next week the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission meets in Apia and is under pressure to rachet up regulations for tuna fishing on the high seas. Giff Johnson highlights how the PNA is putting distant fishing vessels on notice.

6 November, 2014

PiPP Staff

KEEPING THE PEACE

DP26 - There is a wider understanding of security issues emerging, such as the nexus between peace and development and what ensures ‘human security’ more broadly.

Re-casting Pacific regional architecture

4 November, 2014

Derek Brien

Re-casting Pacific regional architecture

Pacific leaders should embrace the opportunity to recalibrate our regionalism project. Let’s not fool ourselves, the discussions ahead will be difficult, but there is much to hope for if discussions progress ahead of the Sydney meeting.

3 September, 2014

Dan McGarry

ABRAÇO

Timor Leste is a decidedly imperfect place, but see for yourself: it’s nowhere near a failed state.

11 June, 2014

PiPP Staff

Eminent speaker series – breakfast with Odo Tedi

Vanuatu's newly appointed ambassador to the UN, Odo Tevi highlights the transition from MDGs to SDGs and other policy issues.

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