Objective 2: Effective regional institutions 4 Collective ownership of regional Pacific island country 50% 55% 60% organisations by Pacific island members engaged in country members. decision-making at Pacific Regional Organisation governing body meetings Regional organisations have n/a Regional organisations have 5 defined clear, sensible prioritised and consolidated priorities for the organisation programs focused on their comparative advantages The predicted budgets of regional organisations n/a compare well to expected expenditure Objective 3: Healthy and resilient communities 6. Pacific island countries are able Pacific governments are SPREP Climate change and 9 Pacific to meet the challenge of climate able to access and use successfully hosts disaster resilience Island change and risk reduction information on climate seasonal climate integration plans Country change impacts in national outlook software developed for 9 planning and resources 14 Pacific Country have member countries. programs. of plans, as by the number of new climate and other disaster risks and 7. Collective action managing Pacific governments provide 28 villages (7400 Pacific governments ACIAR regional fisheries resources more resources (financial people) benefit report on monitoring provides delivers economic benefits to and human resources) to from holistic and evaluation evidence Pacific countries holistic community-based indicators under the of fisheries management fisheries A New Song for holistic approaches. management Coastal Fisheries approach fisheries in at least 3 8. Pacific island government Number of Pacific island 9+ 9+ 9+ national surveillance systems countries meeting all seven effectively monitor outbreaks of International Health infectious diseases Regulation core capacities.* (Currently 9 out of 14). Our aim is to maintain or
Objective 2: Effective regional institutions 4 Collective ownership of regional organisations by Pacific island country members. Pacific island country members engaged in decision-making at Pacific Regional Organisation governing body meetings 50% 55% 60% 5 Regional organisations have prioritised and consolidated programs focused on their comparative advantages Regional organisations have defined clear, sensible priorities for the organisation The predicted budgets of regional organisations compare well to expected expenditure n/a n/a Objective 3: Healthy and resilient communities 6. Pacific island countries are able to meet the challenge of climate change and risk reduction Pacific governments are able to access and use information on climate change impacts in national planning SPREP successfully hosts seasonal climate outlook software and resources 14 member countries. Climate change and disaster resilience integration plans developed for 9 Pacific Country programs. 9 Pacific Island Country have of plans, as by the number of new climate and other disaster risks and 7. Collective action managing regional fisheries resources delivers economic benefits to Pacific countries Pacific governments provide more resources (financial and human resources) to holistic community-based fisheries management approaches. 28 villages (7400 people) benefit from holistic fisheries management approach Pacific governments report on monitoring and evaluation indicators under the A New Song for Coastal Fisheries ACIAR provides evidence of holistic fisheries in at least 3 8. Pacific island government national surveillance systems effectively monitor outbreaks of infectious diseases Number of Pacific island countries meeting all seven International Health Regulation core capacities.* (Currently 9 out of 14). Our aim is to maintain or 9+ 9+ 9+
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