Collective action managing 5% annual increase in revenue US$400 million US$420 million US$440 million regional resources delivers flowing to Fisheries economic benefits to (A$528 million) (A$555 million) (A$580 million) Agency Pacific island member Pacific governments governments from offshore tuna fisheries (draft Roadmap aim $475 million by 2020-21) Australia Pacific technical Additional 1000 Pacific islander 1,000 graduates 1,000 graduates 1,000 graduates College (APTC) provides graduates per year with more Pacific Islanders with internationally recognised internationally recognised qualifications. qualifications in areas of demonstrated labour market demand. Aid program attracts new Private sector investment US$400 million US$450 million US$500 million private sector investment leveraged. that contributes to Pacific (A$528 million) (A$594 million) (A$660 million) development outcomes. Objective 2: Effective regional institutions Collective ownership of Pacific island country members 50% 55% 60% regional organisations by engaged in decision-making at Pacific island country Pacific Regional Organisation members. governing body meetings Objective 3: Healthy and resilient communities Pacific island countries are Pacific governments are able to successfully National decision National decision able to meet the challenge access and use information on hosts seasonal makers utilise makers utilise of climate change and risk climate change impacts in climate outlook climate science climate science reduction national planning software and findings in national findings in resources 14 planning in at least national planning member 3 countries in at least 5 countries. countries Collective action managing Pacific governments provide 28 villages (7400 Pacific governments provides regional fisheries resources more resources (financial and people) benefit report on monitoring evidence of delivers economic benefits human resources) to holistic from holistic and evaluation holistic to Pacific countries community-based fisheries community-based indicators under the community-based management approaches. fisheries A New Song for fisheries management Coastal Fisheries management approach approach in at least 3 countries. Pacific island government Number of Pacific island 9+ 9+ 9+ national surveillance countries meeting all seven systems effectively monitor International Health Regulation outbreaks of infectious core capacities.* (Currently 9 diseases out of 14). Our aim is to maintain or increase this number each year. Objective 4: Empowering women and girls Improved participation in Number of supported to 5,000 5,500 6,000 decision making for women take on leadership roles at the in the Pacific. community, provincial and national level. *See
Collective action managing regional resources delivers economic benefits to Pacific governments 5% annual increase in revenue flowing to Fisheries Agency Pacific island member governments from offshore tuna fisheries (draft Roadmap aim $475 million by 2020-21) US$400 million (A$528 million) US$420 million (A$555 million) US$440 million (A$580 million) Australia Pacific technical College (APTC) provides more Pacific Islanders with internationally recognised qualifications in areas of demonstrated labour market demand. Additional 1000 Pacific islander graduates per year with internationally recognised qualifications. 1,000 graduates 1,000 graduates 1,000 graduates Aid program attracts new private sector investment that contributes to Pacific development outcomes. Private sector investment leveraged. US$400 million (A$528 million) US$450 million (A$594 million) US$500 million (A$660 million) Objective 2: Effective regional institutions 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% Objective 3: Healthy and resilient communities 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 successfully hosts seasonal climate outlook software and resources 14 member countries. National decision makers utilise climate science findings in national planning in at least 3 countries National decision makers utilise climate science findings in national planning in at least 5 countries 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 community-based fisheries management approach Pacific governments report on monitoring and evaluation indicators under the A New Song for Coastal Fisheries provides evidence of holistic community-based fisheries management approach in at least 3 countries. 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 increase this number each year. 9+ 9+ 9+ Objective 4: Empowering women and girls Improved participation in decision making for women in the Pacific. Number of supported to take on leadership roles at the community, provincial and national level. 5,000 5,500 6,000 *See
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