Cook Islands joins UNDP Green Finance Planning
The dialogue was centred on the transition to inclusive and climate-resilient economies, and the role sustainable finance plays to facilitate this transformation.
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Pollution and Waste Takes Centre Stage at Third UN Ocean Conference
The Cook Islands’ identify, culture and economy, is based on its ocean and its linkage to land and marine ecosystems.
WWF mobilises countries to prepare for final plastic treaty negotiations
The discussions were heavily focused on the contentious articles including sustainable production, chemicals of concern and the financial mechanism
Cook Islands is the Chair for the Pacific Region’s GEF ISLANDS Project
The GEF ISLANDS programme has 4 main objectives: to prevent future build-up of chemicals entering our regions; safely manage and dispose of existing hazardous chemicals,
COOK ISLANDS JOINS ASIA-PACIFIC GROUP TO PREPARE FOR THE BASEL-ROTTERDAM-STOCKHOLM CONVENTION
The three conventions of Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm were established to protect the environment and human health from hazardous chemicals and waste.
University of Newcastle Graduates Strengthen Environmental Management in the Cook Islands
The National Environment Service proudly acknowledges the academic achievements of four staff members who have successfully completed studies in the Post Graduate Certificate in Environmental
Cook Islands Joins High Ambition Coalition Dialogue for Plastics Treaty Negotiations
The session is to prepare the 67-country member coalition for the fifth and final session of negotiations for the legally binding treaty to end plastic
NES provides expert views on plastic chemicals, products, design and means of implementation.
The Cook Islands delegation also highlighted the significance of finance, capacity building, and technology transfer as essential tools to empower nations in their fight against
Cook Islands participates in developing the Cleaner Pacific Strategy 2025-35
Waste and pollution is a key block of the triple planetary crisis that is affecting sustainable development in the Pacific region. Leading officials from the
NES joins plastics roundtable discussions
The purpose of the WWF roundtable was to discuss these concepts and identify possible opportunities to merge or join the proposals.
