Vanuatu Pushes for More Support at UN Climate Negotiations
An 8-member Vanuatu delegation has joined other countries in Germany to discuss the earth’s future, which is currently being threatened by climate change.
PM Loughman appeals to COP26 negotiators to priorities action over politics
Vanuatu’s Prime Minister (PM), Bob Loughman, has strongly appealed to all negotiators of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) to prioritise action over politics, resilience over economic gain, and justice over inequality.
NAB Meeting Schedule for 2021 Released
The NAB Secretariat is pleased to release the official dates for the NAB Meetings for this year 2021.
Vanuatu commences workshop on quantifiable adaptation for Water and Agriculture sectors
The Ministry of Climate Change in Vanuatu held a two-day workshop from 22 to 23 October this week to gather inputs from stakeholders towards the development of the national quantifiable adaptation targets and indicators for its water and agriculture sectors.
NDMO CONTINUES DISTRIBUTION OF DRY RATIONS AND FOOD CROPS TO TC HAROLD VICTIMS
The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) continues to distribute dry food rations and local food crops as food relief supplies to the Tropical Cyclone Harold affected islands this week.
NDMO RECEIVES DONATIONS TO TC HAROLD FROM ANGLICAN CHURCH OF MELANESIA
The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) has received donated relief supplies worth of 1.5 million vatu towards TC Harold from the Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACOM).
REPATRIATION OF STRANDED CITIZENS TO BEGIN AS ORDER GAZETTED: NDMO
The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) has confirmed the repatriation of over 300 Vanuatu citizens stranded overseas due to COVID-19 pandemic will begin soon.
OKI TIN FISH TO BE REMOVED AND BANNED IN VANUATU: NDMO
The National Disaster and Management Office (NDMO) advised that government authorities concern will implement the removal and banning of the import of OKI tin fish product from China.
KILLING OF BIRDS AND FLYING FOXES POST TC HAROLD ON AFFECTED ISLANDS PROHIBITED
The Ministry of Climate Change (MoCC) through the Department of Environmental Protection and Conservation (DEPC) is continuously receiving concerns that people are killing birds and flying foxes in the islands affected by Tropical Cyclone (TC) Harold.
DISPLACEMENT TRACKING ASSESSMENTS UNDERWAY IN ALL AFFECTED ISLANDS
The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) are undertaking displacement tracking assessment in all affected islands to support the TC Harold response phase.