Adapting to Climate Change in the Pacific: the PACC Programme
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The Pacific Adaptation to Climate Change (PACC) programme began in 2009 a s a regional response to the climate change threat.It is currently the largest climate change adaptation initiative in the region, with activities in 14 Pacific island countries and territories...
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