AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate Diplomacy: Nepal’s foreign minister says his visit to Tuvalu and Fiji helped put climate-vulnerable countries’ concerns and fair climate finance on the global agenda. He stressed that Himalayan glacier melt and Pacific sea-level rise are connected threats. Tuvalu’s Front Line: Pre-COP visitors saw how coastal adaptation can protect communities. The Green Climate Fund says Tuvalu’s project is being expanded to reclaim about 20 hectares, while its health adaptation plan needs A$12.9 million over five years. Finance Gap: Pacific leaders say funding must reach communities faster, not remain a promise. The region’s climate facility is still US$320 million short of its US$500 million target. COP31 Priorities: Pacific leaders’ Taku Pakasoa Declaration calls for faster emissions cuts, accessible climate finance and a stronger place for the ocean in climate policy, with 1.5°C kept within reach.
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