AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPacific Heritage: New scholarship traces Austronesian peoples’ journeys from Taiwan into Island Southeast Asia and Oceania, highlighting the deep historical connections linking Pacific communities. Women and Climate: Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Teo and co-authors urge COP31 leaders to back Pacific women, whose essential community work grows heavier as climate shocks deepen existing inequalities. Film and Rights: The Pacific Human Rights Film Festival has drawn more than 2,500 people, with screenings and talanoa exploring human rights, women’s stories, motherhood and younger generations. Education and Leadership: Tuvalu Governor-General Temukisa Auina Penehuro Hauma, a longtime educator and USP graduate, has become the University of the South Pacific’s 34th Chancellor. Services and Resilience: ADB’s five-year Pacific plan includes Tuvalu, with priorities spanning jobs, health and education access, and infrastructure designed for climate risks. Schools and Development: Tuvalu’s UN ambassador praised Indian assistance for grassroots education and local infrastructure, saying projects will benefit hundreds of schools and institutions.
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