Cook Islands emitted about 0.09 megatonnes of CO2‑equivalents in 2024, a negligible share of the global total. However, the per capita level is 6.4 tonnes per capita per year, which falls
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Cook Islanders have a close connection to their land and feel a sense of stewardship to protect it against the rapidly changing
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In the Cook Islands, the impact of this El Niño event was most evident in the marine environment of the northern group with extensive coral bleaching observed on all islands visited.
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Celebrating history with 60-years of self-governance this year, the Cook Islands is also focusing its lens on a future where the challenges of climate
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The 2023 Cook Islands Climate Change Natural Disaster and CCS marks the first time this survey has been conducted. It ofers a comprehensive overview of the current climate change related challenges,
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The Readiness Programme aims to support the Cook Islands in strengthening its national capacities to effectively plan for, access, manage and deploy and monitor climate change financing, through GCF.
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The workshop aims to strengthen the research skills of students, enhancing understanding on climate change, biodiversity and to identify potential projects resonating from areas of concern on their
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The Readiness Programme aims to support the Cook Islands in strengthening its national capacities to effectively plan for, access, manage and deploy and monitor climate change financing, through the
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igher vulnerability due to climate change. While scientific and technical research, studies and programs seek to highlight in more specific detail the levels of impacts, vulnerabilities and resilience, many
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Whether it is changes in rainfall patterns, changes in our lagoons, or increased frequency and strength of cyclones, the effects of Climate Change are becoming more and more evident.
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Speaking about the growing impacts of climate change-induced loss and damage, Mariri described how unpredictable weather patterns, sea encroachment, and prolonged dry spells are
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The Climate Change Cook Islands (CCCI) division of the Office of Prime Minister (OPM) is the national focal point for climate change, and has a responsibility for coordinating climate finance initiatives, in
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THE COOK ISLANDS 2ND JOINT NATIONAL ACTION PLAN A sectoral approach to Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management 2016 - 2020.
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A. BACKGROUND on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Additionally, to follow up exercises including preparations that is relevant to the Third National Commun cation (3NC) to the UNFCCC. The
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The Cook Islands faces significant climate change challenges including coastal erosion, droughts, flooding, cyclones, rising temperatures,
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This page offers a comprehensive overview of Cook Islands''s climate zones of temperature and precipitation with reflection of their climatological seasonal cycle, drawing on the Köppen-Geiger
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This document records all current and planned Climate Change (CC) and Disaster Risk Management (DRM) related activities in the Cook Islands and is designed to strengthen our resilience and
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A team from Climate Change Cook Islands (CCCI) of the Office of the Prime Minister visited and surveyed six islands in the southern Cook Islands (Mangaia, Mitiaro, Atiu, Aitutaki, Mauke, and
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