AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOcean Science: A UN report says climate change has cut the ocean’s carbon-absorption capacity by about 6%, calling for better monitoring, sensors and data—key tools for tracking changes in Pacific waters. Emergency Alerts: GSMA secured US$1.2 million to help nine Pacific countries, including Vanuatu, roll out cell-broadcast warnings that can reach mobile phones within seconds. Ocean Protection: Vanuatu joined an international commitment to safeguard the ocean’s twilight zone, important to tuna fisheries, food security and climate stability. Digital Skills: A new Fiji training hub in AI, networking and cybersecurity will connect to learning sites in Samoa and Vanuatu. Marine Data: Researchers’ new tool makes ocean datasets easier to find and map, drawing on work with Vanuatu and Fiji. Resilient Networks: Pacific leaders say worsening disasters are putting telecom infrastructure under growing strain, renewing calls for stronger, more disaster-ready systems.
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