The Australia Pacific Security College aims to support Pacific island countries to strengthen capacity, collaborations and policy-making for enhanced climate, environmental, human and traditional security.
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24 November 2022
Pacific Security Snapshot: 24 November 2022
The security stories shaping the region Pacific leaders have left COP27 with a loss and damage fund, as cyber, gender and health security issues receive attention in the region. COP27 has come…
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The Australia Pacific Security College endeavours to work with Pacific partners to contribute to the discussion around resilience in the face of security threats in the region. This work has included focused research pathways with regional development organisations and Pacific researchers.
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1 Nov 2022 | 36 min
Loss, damages & hope before COP27
27 Oct 2022 | 36 min
The Pacific’s climate ahead of COP27
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Mapping the COVID-19 response in the Pacific.
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented Pacific Island governments with one of the greatest security challenges faced in the region’s history. Over the past 18 months, no aspect of policymaking has been spared the impact of the pandemic, with fundamental shifts in the region’s human security, traditional security, economic base and relations with external partners. See other resources provided by the APSC below.
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APSC Alumni members play key roles in addressing Pacific security risks. The connections made between Pacific security leaders and officials are a vital contribution towards a more secure and resilient region.
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Nov 10 2022
Pacific Security Snapshot: 10 November 2022
Oct 25 2022
