AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate Finance Scrutiny: AFP reports Tuvalu’s $200m climate trust fund has been invested in coal mining, gas exploration and a major oil refinery, prompting Tuvalu to review its “fossil fuel exposure.” COP31 Push & Fossil Fuel Treaty Talks: Colombia hosted a conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels after COP30 failed to commit to concrete action, with a proposed Fossil Fuel Treaty built on a just transition, ending fossil fuel expansion, and an equitable phase-out. Legal Climate Momentum: The UN General Assembly backed the ICJ climate ruling, urging states to cut emissions and phase out fossil fuel subsidies, despite US opposition. Tuvalu Education Upgrade: Tuvalu launched a $2.5m teacher qualification programme to meet new Bachelor of Education requirements, targeting about 970 children via improved classroom teaching. Regional Fisheries Security: Operation Tui Moana 2026 wrapped up with Pacific-led surveillance involving Tuvalu and others, including vessel inspections and deterrence of IUU fishing. Pacific Travel Policy Watch: New Zealand is cutting Pacific visa fees and extending multi-entry visas, with officials warning of a possible $1–2m annual revenue hit. USP Governance: The USP Council met in Tonga, adopting audited 2025 accounts and reviewing 2026 forecasts, including appointing Tuvalu’s Governor-General as USP Chancellor from 1 July 2026.
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