New Zealand Helps Pacific Islands Bid

New Zealand has committed $15 million to support Sol­omon Islands provincial governments to strengthen cli­mate resilience at the grassroots level.

Tuesday 18 April 2023 | 18:30

Carmel Sepuloni in Honiara on Monday. Photo: RNZ Pacific

Carmel Sepuloni in Honiara on Monday. Photo: RNZ Pacific

New Zealand has committed $15 million to support Sol­omon Islands provincial governments to strengthen cli­mate resilience at the grassroots level.

Deputy Prime Minister Car­mel Sepuloni, who is on a three-country Pacific tour, made the announcement in Honiara on Mon­day, with the funding coming out of the $1.3 billion climate finance commitment for 2022-2025.

The money - guided by the Tuia te Waka a Kiwa, New Zealand’s in­ternational climate finance strat­egy - will go directly into the ex­isting Solomon Islands Provincial Capacity Development Fund that assists with developing climate adaptation plans and managing climate adaptation projects at a lo­cal level.

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Source: ABC News

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