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Pacific human development

Australian aid Pacific & PNG Pacific migration Asian & global development

28 February 2024

A whole-of-island approach: UNDP in Nauru

by Tuya Altangerel

23 January 2024

Pacific Predictions: A look ahead at 2024

by Tess Newton Cain

17 January 2024

Health service coverage: Asia and the Pacific swap places

by Ian Anderson and Stephen Howes

Women leaders at the 3rd Pacific Feminist Forum in May 2023 (Pacific Community - SPC-Pacific Feminist Forum - PFF-Facebook)

15 December 2023

Do no harm: supporting Pacific women leaders

by Sonia Palmieri

Pacific Elections Office voter registration

10 January 2022

Pacific predictions: 2022

by Tess Newton Cain

A boy plays on a flooded sea wall in Kiribati (Conor Ashleigh-World Bank)

22 October 2021

Bringing the Pacific islands closer by investing in its people

by Stephen Ndegwa

Child in Suabi Village, PNG, enjoying nutritious corn porridge (Russ Stephenson)

12 July 2021

Childhood malnutrition widespread in PNG’s Strickland Bosavi region

by Russ Stephenson and Shirlynna Lowagipo

30 June 2021

Strategies for education recovery in Fiji

by Neelesh Gounder and Jai Narayan

Linguistic fragmentation across PNG

9 June 2021

Investigating district-level measures of well-being in PNG

by Colin Filer, Terence Wood and Jon Fraenkel

8 April 2021

The Pacific food revolution will be televised

by Mark Peter Notaras

No poverty reduction in Fiji over the last six years

16 February 2021

No poverty reduction in Fiji over the last six years

by Neelesh Gounder

27 January 2021

Building adaptive capacity through Pacific labour mobility

by Olivia Dun, Celia McMichael and Carol Farbotko

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