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Slides from the breakout session on Reimagining tourism in the Pacific

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Regenerative Tourism - Centre for GOOD Travel.pdf

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Regenerative Tourism - Centre for GOOD Travel.pdf

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Slides from this morning's session on the Blue Pacific Strategy 2050

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2050 Strategy presentation at the CID Conference 2022

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“CID is a body to bring together the voices of New Zealand and Pacific people together to implement the 2050 Blue Pacific strategy...New Zealand is very much a key player." Emeline Siale Ilolahia

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“It has to be for the people, by the people... everyone has a role to play including young people as custodians in the 2050 Blue Pacific strategy." Miliana Iga, Pacific Youth CounciL

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Self-determination in the 2050 strategy, from a political and human rights perspective. “This needs to be more than just a strategy for government, it needs to be a strategy for the whole region and include the voices of all of those in the community." Rev. James Bhagwan

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Session delivered by the Pacific Islands Association of Non-Governmental Organizations (PIANGO):

·       Presentation on the Blue Pacific Strategy from Executive Director of PIANGO, Emeline Siale Ilolahia

Panel presenting case studies from across the Pacific

·       Portia Dugu, Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat

·       Penisoni Naupoto, Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat

·       Rev. James Bhagwan, Pacific Conference of Churches

·       Miliana Iga, Pacific Youth Council

·       Vani Catanasiga, Fiji Council of Social Services

·       Drew Havea, Civil Society Forum of Tonga

·       Melaia Kubuabola, PIANGO

. Akmal Ali, PIANGO

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Get to the World Community Development Conference 2023

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Get to the World Community Development Conference 2023

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World Community Development Conference  Darwin, 18-22 June 2023

“We tend to underestimate the capability, capacity and resourcefulness of our communities.  In fact, providing them (communities, hapu, iwi, community organisations) with the resources and the information to get on and do the right thing can lead to enormous success.”[1]

Dr Ashley Bloomfield, former Director General of Health, final media conference, July 2022.

Resilient, connected communities create meaningful vision and actions  -  not just in a health crisis.

The World Community Development Conference in Darwin, June 2023, is a chance to learn about and strengthen how to do the ‘right thing’ that can lead to such enormous success.

The Vision of the “From the Edge” 2023 Conference is:

Deepening the connection to community and culture.

“From the Edge” is being hosted by the International Association for Community Development, Jeder Institute, Catalyse and Australian Community Workers Association who are excited to invite you to join them in Darwin  - the place of the world’s oldest living culture.

[1]NICK PERRY Associated Press; July 27, 2022, 5:07 PM; ABC news

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Great panel discussion on the progress and priorities for the SDGs

Chaired by Rachel Mason Nunn, Board Director of the International Development Contractors Community, Australia

Simona Marinescu, UN Resident Coordinator Samoa, Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau

Gayle De La Cruz, Bynoe CACS

Lucy Ross, EU Delegation to Aotearoa

Michelle Reddy, Pacific Feminist Fund

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Kia ora Matt and Paul!

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Mālō 'aupito Fekitamoeloa Katoa ‘Utoikamanu

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Ngā mihi nui, the CID team