About Us
PaCE-SD is a centre for excellence in environmental education, research and community engagement in the Pacific Island Region.
PaCE-SD fosters the development of a research and education culture that serves the region by involving communities and stakeholders.
PaCE-SD works closely with a range of local, regional and global development partners, governments, CSOs etc to expand their reach and efficacy in the region.
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Projects
USP - EUGCCA Project
European Union Global Climate Change Alliance Project
Strengthening dialogue and cooperation on climate change with developing countries most vulnerable to climate change.
EU-PACTVET Project
Pacific Technical and Vocational Education and Training
Enhance the technical capacity of 15 Pacific countries – including Fiji – to respond to sustainable energy and climate change adaptation challenges.
EU-GCCA +SUPA Project
Global Climate Change Alliance Plus Scaling up Pacific Adaptation
Scaling up climate change adaptation measures in specific sectors supported by knowledge management and capacity building.
Intra-ACP GCCA+ PACRES
Pacific Adaptation to Climate Change and Resilience Building
The Intra ACP Global Climate Change Alliance Plus Pacific Adaptation Climate Change and Resilience is about building an integrated approach to address climate change and disaster risk management in the Pacific.
Community Resources
Pacific Islands Community Integrated Vulnerability Assessment (CIVA)
CIVA Facilitators Guide Handbook-Part 2
CIVA Facilitators Guide Presentation-Part 2a
Climate Change risk & asset mapping guide
Disaster risk reduction planning facilitation guide
Disaster risk response planning facilitation guide
Flip Charts
Strengthening Resilience and Reducing Risk in Agriculture and Food Security (Fiji)
Strengthening Resilience and Reducing Risk in Agriculture and Food Security (Tonga)
Strengthening Resilience and Reducing Risk in Agriculture and Food Security (Bislama)
The 2016 Fiji Ant-Mealybug Bioinvasion by R. R. Thaman
Threat to Food, Health, Livelihood, Cultural
and Environment Security in the Pacific Islands
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