This report provides a consolidated assessment of Tonga’s national policies, plans, and legislation through a Nature-based Solutions (NbS) lens. It evaluates the extent to which ecosystems, biodiversity, and nature-driven approaches are embedded into national frameworks for climate resilience and sustainable development.

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Foliaki, D. E. (2026). National Policy Framework Assessment on Nature-based Solutions for Coastal Resilience and Forestry Sectors, Tonga. Suva: SPREP.
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