Download Te Boki iaon Rinanoan Ana Konabwai te Botaki ibukia Botaki nako n Tebetebeke (Kiribati Translation of the OCA Guide)
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Download TUSI TA’IALA MO LE ILOILOINA O TOMAI MO FA’ALAPOTOPOTOGA TUMA’OTI I LE PASEFIKA (Samoan Translation of the OCA Guide)
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Download The Safeguarding Capacity Assessment Guide for Civil Society in the Pacific
This guide was developed by the Raising Pacific Voices (RPV) programme, a civil society strengthening programme. Funded by the European Union, Oxfam in the Pacific worked in partnership with the Pacific Disability Forum (as the focal point for the Pacific Regional NGO Alliance) to develop the RPV in order to strengthen the capacity of
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Download The Influencing Capacity Assessment Guide for Pacific Civil Society Organisations
The Influencing Capacity Assessment Guide has been developed as part of Oxfam in the Pacific’s Raising Pacific Voices (RPV) project. The RPV project focuses, in part, on strengthening national level civil society organisation’s institutional and influencing capacity. ‘Influencing’ refers to the intentional efforts to affect policies, laws and regulations (and their implementation), budgets, company
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Download A State of Governance Study of Nine-Country Pacific CSOs
The Pacific Development space is a regional development framework that engages countries in the Pacific. Through regional Organisations, national and state representation convene with Non-State actors to determine sectoral and multi-sectoral issues of development. This eventually translates to regional commitments and national policies that ultimately impact the lives of Pacific Islanders. This report looks
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Download The Organisational Capacity Assessment Guide for Pacific Civil Society Organisations (second edition)
This guide is part of a package of capacity development activities developed by the Raising Pacific Voices programme (RPV), a three-year civil society strengthening programme. Funded by the European Union, Oxfam in the Pacific worked in partnership with the Pacific Disability Forum (as the focal point for the Pacific Regional NGO Alliance) to develop
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RESET Fiji Season 1 Report
To download report, click on link below: RESET FIJI Season 1 Report RESET Fiji is a policy dialogue series initiated by Pacific Network on Globalisation (PANG) in collaboration with Mai TV, the University of the South Pacific (USP), and Oxfam in the Pacific that opens discussions on the
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RPV Update May 2020
RPV Update May 2020 RPV Update for the period October 2019 - May 2020 Published by Raising Pacific Voices
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Pacific Conference of Churches highlights the important role oceans play in the time of COVID-19
The General Secretary of the Pacific Conference of Churches, Reverend James Bhagwan says now more than ever, there is a need to respect the ocean. As today marks “World Oceans Day”, Reverend Bhagwan says people turn to the sea for survival as a result of lockdown and unemployment. Rev. Bhagwan says during the time
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05, 2020
Cyclone Harold and Covid-19: Disaster and inequality in the Pacific
Opinion Feature The arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic to our Pacific shores once again brought to light the weakness of public health systems in our region. The reality is that our health systems are not ready for this crisis. Amid the challenge of understanding and mitigating the spread of this global pandemic,
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‘AT THE CROSSROAD’ – Katehana’s search for shelter in clash of Climate Change Effects and COVID-19
Opinion Feature Our team arrived at the riverbank just below Katehana village. It took us about half an hour bumpy drive through a red muddy terrain. The clear afternoon had quickly turned dull. The sky was already grey and droplets of rain beckoned us to turn around. Darker clouds loomed further up
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A global moment of reckoning: When Covid-19 met Climate Change in the Pacific
In the midst of economic shocks and border closures caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the Pacific region has yet again been ravaged by a Category 5 cyclone that left a trail of destruction across four Pacific island countries in a span of 4 days. The economic toll from Cyclone Harold and the response to