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Henry Kaniki
Our Pacific People, Our Pacific Environment! Celebrating 30 years of SPREP.
Apr 14,2023
Camari Fiji Pacific Youth
Our Pacific People, Our Pacific Environment! Celebrating 30 years of SPREP
Apr 10,2023
SPREP Q and A - David Sheppard
30 Years of SPREP! Our Pacific People, Our Pacific Environment
Mar 31,2023
FAO and SPREP signing
FAO and SPREP strengthen their partnership for a resilient Pacific
Mar 13,2023
SPREP30
SPREP Launches 30th Anniversary Logo
Feb 27,2023
Samoa Chair of AOSIS
A New Era of Island Leadership: Samoa is AOSIS Chair
Feb 1,2023
Director General Sefanaia Nawadra
2023, our 30th Anniversary, a year of recommitment to our vision and journey towards Pacific sustainability, resilience and wellbeing through safeguarding our island culture and heritage
Jan 18,2023
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SPREP spreads Christmas cheer to Mapuifagalele
Dec 22,2022
SPREP DG Sefanaia Nawadra and UNEP Executive Director, Inger Andersen.
SPREP renews longstanding partnership with UNEP
Dec 17,2022
DG Sefanaia Nawadra and Elizabeth Maruma Mrema.
SPREP renews partnership with United Nations Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity
Dec 14,2022
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University of Newcastle visits SPREP
Dec 12,2022
Nine villages from Savai’i and Upolu in Samoa have reaped the benefits from capacity building in marine rehabilitation ecosystem activities and solutions.
SPREP hosts inaugural Knowledge Café talanoa on marine ecosystem rehabilitation in Samoa
Nov 29,2022

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