Developing locally-led learning and adaptation processes in coastal Bangladesh, enabling farming communities to systematically choose agricultural adaptation options and system-level implications for climate change.

Co-develop a Tier 2 Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) system for livestock in Fiji, where the potential for mitigation actions to have significant co-benefits has been identified.

Improving co-governance in Indonesian peatland landscapes and exploring new governance-specific research.

Developing robust and sustainable agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory systems that underpin effective mitigation policy and action, while safeguarding food security and the livelihoods of smallholders in Vietnam.

Identifying the structure of current circular biodigester systems and the potential climate co-benefits in Fiji and using the evidence, support a transdisciplinary research design approach for a multi-year project.

Processes and tools to build capacity in the Solomon Islands, triggering a step-change in coastal food systems seen through improved diet, nutrition and community health; food self-sufficiency; better climate and disaster resilience, and diversified livelihoods.

Evaluating biophysical and economic benefits of multiple SI practices in crop-based farming systems in Samoa and Tonga, focusing on practices most likely to provide climate adaptation and mitigation benefits.

A Tracking Learning Sharing Platform and associated processes for leading-edge multi-partner learning to accelerate climate adaptation.

Decision making processes underlying climate finance allocations and novel ways of managing climate finance flows to support gender equity, community-based goals and adaptive processes in the Pacific.

A modelling approach for determining the best options for changing agricultural practices to deliver mitigation and adaptation benefits. 

Identifying Pacific ‘hot spots’ where climate change and post-COVID-19 food impacts will be most severe and where communities may be most ready to consider how they want to and can transform.

Determining strategic gaps to fill in 4 developing country inventory systems and the detailed activities needed to do so for Fiji and Vietnam in ways that support long-term capacity-building in all countries involved as well as effective south-south collaboration and learning.

This project aimed to undertake a targeted assessment to explore opportunities for the implementation of conservation agriculture and sustainable intensification of smallholder farming systems as a transformational adaptation to climate change in selected countries of the Pacific.

This project is identifying mitigation options and key capacity development needs in the agriculture sector to support both Vietnam and Fiji in meeting their international Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement. This includes an assessment of the role of small landholders and potential impacts on food and income security.