About this session
Pacific Island public service workers are not talking about climate change as a future threat — they are living it now. Nurses, emergency workers, local government workers, teachers, public administration workers and utility workers are holding communities together through floods, cyclones, rising seas, health emergencies and forced relocation. Quality public services are central to both reducing carbon pollution and building resilience as the climate crisis escalates. Hear from the unions that represent public service workers on the frontline across the South Pacific. Discuss opportunities for collaboration to build the quality public services to enable the Pacific Islands to thrive.
Topics
Climate themes
Constituencies
Speakers
To be confirmed
Session details
Format
To be confirmed
Date
Thursday 8 October 2026
Time
9:00 AM – 9:45 AM
Organised by
Public Services International and Council of Pacific Education
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