Program
5 – 8 October 2026 · Sofitel and Crowne Plaza, Nadi, Fiji
Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay
Please allow 1 hour in your program schedule to transfer between Sofitel and Crowne Plaza.
41 sessions found.
Mon 5
Oct
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1:00 PM –1:45 PM
1.5°C to Stay Alive: Aligning finance, justice and community voices to keep 1.5°C in reach
COP Universities Alliance
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2:00 PM –2:45 PM
Advancing Just Transitions in SIDS
MECC
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2:00 PM –2:45 PM
Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LC3) for Climate-Resilient Pacific
Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources - Fiji
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3:15 PM –4:00 PM
From Planning to Investment: Pacific 1.5 Pathways
Pacific Community (SPC)
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3:15 PM –4:00 PM
Oceania United: Our Common Agenda for COP31
Pacific Islands Climate Action Network (PICAN), Climate Action Network (CAN) Australia & Climate Action Network (CAN) Aotearoa
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3:15 PM –4:00 PM
Progressing the ICJ Decision – Melanesian Perspectives
Melanesian Spearhead Group Secretariat
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3:15 PM –4:00 PM
Workers and Governments United for Just Transition
Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) and PICTU Fiji
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4:30 PM –5:15 PM
Shifting the Pawa: A community-led approach to a 100% Renewable Blue Pacific
350.org Pacific and Pacific Climate Warriors
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Tue 6
Oct
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9:00 AM –9:45 AM
Unlocking Indigenous-Led Clean Energy Finance
Mirabou Energy Remote Power Systems
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10:15 AM –11:00 AM
Keeping 1.5°C Alive: Defending science and accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels
Greenpeace Australia Pacific, Pacific Islands Climate Action Network (PICAN), Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change (PISFCC)
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11:45 AM –12:30 PM
Breaking barriers to finance youth-led innovation
COP31 Presidency Youth Climate Champion (PYCC)
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11:45 AM –12:30 PM
Operationalising the ICJ Advisory Opinion: What’s Next for the Pacific?
Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change
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3:00 PM –3:45 PM
Holding the Line: First Nations and Pacific Climate
Common Threads
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3:00 PM –3:45 PM
Pacific Resilience and Energy Security
Rocky Mountain Institute and Climate Finance Access Network
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3:00 PM –3:45 PM
Pacific Wisdom for the Global Ethical Stocktake
Pacific Elders’ Voice, Center for Earth Ethics and Ministry of Environment and Climate Change - Brazil
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4:30 PM –5:15 PM
Indigenous Climate Knowledge Exchange: Shared Challenges, Knowledge and Solutions
Monash University, First Nations Clean Energy and Advisory Committee
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4:30 PM –5:15 PM
Investor Rights as a Barrier to Climate action
Pacific Network on Globalisation
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Wed 7
Oct
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9:00 AM –9:45 AM
1.5 To Stay Alive: How SIDS Leadership can Inspire Global Solutions at COP31
Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS)
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9:00 AM –9:45 AM
How Australia and Indonesia are elevating climate action
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water - Australia (DCCEEW)
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9:00 AM –9:45 AM
Powering the Pacific - A Strategic Dialogue on the Region's Renewable Energy Transition
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and World Health Organisation (WHO)
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10:15 AM –11:00 AM
Elevating Grassroots Voices
Fiji Council of Social Services
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10:15 AM –11:00 AM
From Advisory to Action: Making the ICJ Advisory Opinion Count
Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in New Zealand
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10:15 AM –11:00 AM
From Suva Climate Declaration to Paris to PEV: Leadership in Climate Action
Pacific Elders' Voice (PEV)
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11:45 AM –12:30 PM
A Renewable Pacific: Keeping 1.5 Within Reach
Minderoo Foundation
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11:45 AM –12:30 PM
Pacific scaling of solar by innovative finance
SunSwap
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11:45 AM –12:30 PM
Side Event: Launch of Tonga’s NDC 3.0
Government of Tonga
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1:45 PM –2:30 PM
1.5°C to Thrive: The health gains of keeping 1.5°C within reach
World Health Organisation (WHO) and University of Auckland
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1:45 PM –2:30 PM
Energy Security, Clean Power and Climate Finance: Accelerating the Energy Transition in SIDS
World Bank Group
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1:45 PM –2:30 PM
Power starts at home: Pacific rooftop solar
The Smart Energy Council, C40 and Solar Citizen
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3:00 PM –3:45 PM
A Pacific-Led Transition for Island Shipping
Centre for Sustainable Development Reform, University of New South Wales
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3:00 PM –3:45 PM
Funding Communities the Last Mile: The Pacific Resilience Facility in Action
Embassy of Ireland
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4:30 PM –5:15 PM
Pacific Leadership for Stronger NDCs
RAD Platform e.V.
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4:30 PM –5:15 PM
Pacific Regional Dialogue on Energy Transition Investments and Finance
Ministry of Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport - Fiji (MPWMST)
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4:30 PM –5:15 PM
Unlocking Pacific Renewable Energy Investment: The TIDES Partnership in Action
Government of United Kingdom (UK)
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Thu 8
Oct
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9:00 AM –9:45 AM
Just transition Pacific Island frontline workers
Public Services International and Council of Pacific Education
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9:00 AM –9:45 AM
Pacific super pollutant action: Pulling the emergency climate brake to keep 1.5 alive
Climate and Clean Air Coalition Secretariat
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9:00 AM –9:45 AM
Powering PNG's Climate Resilience
Kokoda Track Foundation (KTF)
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11:45 AM –12:30 PM
Rural Electrification: Blended Finance Showcase
Government of United Kingdom (UK)
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1:15 PM –2:00 PM
Australia's local government climate leaders
Council of Capital Cities
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1:15 PM –2:00 PM
From Dialogue to Delivery: Ocean Health, the Blue Economy and the COP31 Outcome
Civil Society Forum of Tonga
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1:15 PM –2:00 PM
From Readiness to Results in the Pacific
Green Climate Fund
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