AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPre-COP31 Climate Push: Amnesty International says world leaders must show up in Fiji and Tuvalu with real action, not speeches, as drought, wildfires and El Niño pressures intensify ahead of COP31. COP29 Presidency Visits: COP29’s climate representative is in Fiji and Tuvalu to spotlight SIDS needs on finance, adaptation and loss and damage. Water Crisis on the Ground: In Dramasi, women are waking at 2–3am to collect water as drying creeks force night-time fetching, hitting hygiene and food security. Elections Outreach: Fiji Elections Office launches Phase 2 “Your Election, your Say” voter outreach, sending teams across Fiji and to the diaspora to boost registration and accurate election info. Sugar Industry Pressure: Cane farmers demand clarity on whether the $85 cane price will rise, warning costs are making the current rate unsustainable. Women & Digital Jobs: The Women’s Ministry says connectivity alone isn’t enough—women need devices, data and skills to turn online access into income. Plastic-to-Homes Pilot: Pacific Recycling Foundation and UNSW plan 3D-printed, recycled-plastic housing models to test climate-resilient homes in Fiji. Fiji Rugby Spotlight: The Bula Boys win the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup 2026, beating Vanuatu 1-0 at home.
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