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Weather Ready for All: GEDSI Strategy launched for inclusive disaster preparedness

GEDSI Strategy launch

20 March 2026, Apia - In a landmark moment for Pacific climate resilience, the Pacific Leaders Weather Ready Pacific (WRP) Programme being

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Kiribati and Samoa to receive new ocean monitoring buoys under EU funded ClimSA Pacific

Kiribati and Samoa to receive new ocean buoys

Kiribati and Samoa are set to receive 20 new SOFAR Smart Mooring buoys, with 10 destined for Kiribati and 10 for Samoa, to strengthen real time oce

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Tonga Met Raises the Bar on Aviation Supporting Safe Skies and Stronger Tourism

Tonga QMS

Nuku'alofa, Tonga -  When visitors fly into Tonga's azure waters for whale watching in Vava'u, island-hopping across

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Tonga Meteorological Service Strengthens ICT Capacity with Weather Ready Pacific Support

3 March 2026 – The Tonga Meteorological Service (Tonga Met) has strengthened its Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems (MHEWS), achie

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SPREP strengthens Digital Resilience in the Pacific through Partnership with GSMA

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) and the GSM Association (GSMA) Mobile for Development Foundation have signed

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Pacific sends off Korean Climate Intern in style as SPREP-KMI Partnership bears fruit

25 February 2026, Apia, Samoa — When Ju Eun Lee's graduation ceremony was held in Korea earlier this week, she was nowher

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A New Chapter for Weather and Climate Services in Tonga

Vavau, Tonga, photo by Stuart Chape

As climate‑related hazards intensify, the demand for accurate, timely and easy‑to‑use forecasts has never been higher, especially for sectors such

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Reviving the use of Traditional Knowledge for Climate and Weather Forecasting in Samoa

Great frigate bird

19 February 2026, Apia, Samoa – The Samoa Meteorological Service (SMS) is reviving its work in the collection, monitoring

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COSPPac Partners Convene in Melbourne to Strengthen Pacific Climate and Ocean Services

COSPPac partners in Melbourne

Implementing partners of the Climate and Oceans Support Program in the Pacific (COSPPac) met in Melbourne from 2 – 6 February 2026  for a week

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Tonga’s newly appointed Prime Minister takes on Champion Role for Weather Ready Pacific Programme

Tongan PM with SPREP DG

The Weather Ready Pacific (WRP) programme has received a major boost with Tonga’s newly appointed Prime Minister, Lord Fakafanua, graciously accept

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