AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoClimate Diplomacy, Tuvalu Leaders’ Event: Tuvalu’s Maina Talia told visiting world leaders COP31 must deliver “strategic action,” not another talk shop, as leaders toured the atoll where land sits about two metres above sea level. Fossil Fuel Phase-Out: Pacific leaders backed the 2023 Dubai agreement and warned the transition away from fossil fuels is “not open for renegotiation.” Climate Finance, Adaptation Speed: Pacific disability advocates and finance officials pushed for climate money that reaches communities faster, with calls to shift from “financing the project” to “financing the plan.” Health Impacts: UN climate chief Simon Stiell warned extreme heat is becoming a pregnancy hazard, linked to premature births and maternal complications. PNG Support for Land Reclamation: Papua New Guinea pledged PGK25 million over five years to help Tuvalu with land reclamation. Regional Energy Moves: Australia announced AUD$1m for solar for remote schools and a AUD$7.29m renewables push, including support for Vanuatu’s grid and workforce. Governance & Inclusion: Tuvalu and partners highlighted the need for disability justice and stronger Pacific voices in climate decision-making.
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