SPC has published short reports into ways that women can have a greater say in fisheries management in Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and Vanuatu.
Promoting sustainable and inclusive oceans management in Pacific islands through women and science
The question of how to efficiently and effectively manage ocean resources in a sustainable way has reached the forefront of discussion at an international level, but women's contributions to this process have been underestimated or unrecognized. Inclusive management plays a major role in the effective creation, use and adoption of environmental governance, necessitating efforts to measure, monitor and advance inclusivity.
Today, women around the world are changing the trajectory of conservation. As the fate of so many species and habitats hangs in balance, women are rising to meet global challenges through collaboration, compassion, and courage.
The role of Pacific women within the biodiversity field is apparent at the CBD COP14. Of the 11 Pacific island Parties attending the UN conference in Sharm El Sheikh, four have delegations made up of only women, with two having women as more than half of their delegation.
The Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) is in the process of identifying 70 inspiring Pacific women to highlight women"s contribution to the region.