Working together for a more resilient Pacific
Integrate Pasifika is a regional knowledge-sharing platform designed for Communities of Practice (COPs) in disaster risk management (DRM) and climate resilience. It is a space where practitioners can exchange knowledge, discuss challenges, and collaborate on solutions. Our aim is to bridge information gaps, strengthen capacity, and ensure that decision-making is based on reliable, shared knowledge.
PARTneR Countries
Working closely with these six Pacific countries alongside the Pacific Community (SPC), NIWA, and regional agencies to develop and apply innovative risk assessment tools.
Cook Islands
Marshall Islands
Samoa
Tonga
Tuvalu
Vanuatu
Our Mission
Integrate Pasifika contributes to increasing Pacific Island Countries' ability to provide technical support for risk-informed decision-making to build resilience to climate change impacts. We aim to build regional and national capacity in technical areas and facilitate peer-to-peer learning and exchange.
Our Vision
To be the premier knowledge platform where Pacific technical specialists have greater access to training, knowledge products, and technical support for climate and disaster-related information and decision-making across the region.
Key Objectives
Our strategic goals for building Pacific resilience through knowledge sharing and collaboration
Knowledge Platform Development
Develop a bespoke knowledge platform where countries and partners can share lessons and experiences of using risk information, including work undertaken by participating countries and partners.
Communities of Practice
Establish communities of practice and support peer-to-peer networks. Our Communities of Practice Roadmap provides a structured means to track progress and facilitate collaboration.
Key Partners
Lead Organizations
- •Pacific Community (SPC) - Regional technical organization
- •National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) - Technical partner
PARTneR Countries
Project Implementation
Funding
New Zealand Government's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT)
Programme
Disaster & Community Resilience Programme (DCRP)
Key Contact
Orisi Naivalurua
Project Implementation Officer
[email protected]
What can you expect from this platform?
A growing network of DRM and climate resilience professionals.
Reliable, evidence-based resources for policy and decision-making.
Capacity-building tools and technical training materials.
Future integration with regional information and data repositories.
Project Phases
A phased approach to building comprehensive Pacific resilience capabilities
Phase 1: A platform for Communities of Practice
Establishing the foundational platform where Pacific communities can connect, share knowledge, and collaborate on disaster risk management and climate resilience initiatives.
Phase 2: A central repository for data and technical resources
Developing a comprehensive repository that provides each community of practice with access to essential data, technical resources, and evidence-based materials for informed decision-making.
Steering Committee
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