10:00–10:50
Moana Blue Pacific Pavilion
Public Programme
Times are grouped by Antalya / Istanbul calendar date.
Monday, 09 November 2026
11:00–11:50
Financing Inclusion: Unlocking Climate Finance for Persons with Disabilities and Indigenous Communities
12:00–12:50
Healthy Islands, Resilient Futures: Tuvalu's Health Adaptation Plan in Action
13:00–13:50
Climate Harm as a Legal Imperative for Climate Justice: What Overshooting 1.5°C Means for the Pacific and What the ICJ Requires
14:00–14:50
Ni-Vanuatu Women Leading Climate Resilience through Technology and Innovation
15:00–15:50
Custodians of the Blue Pacific Continent: A New Global Norm for Sovereign Ocean Stewardship
16:00–16:50
Beyond Planning: Why MERL Matters for National Adaptation Planning
17:00–17:50
Innovative Capacity Building for Climate Resilient, clean energy and Low Carbon Caribbean and Pacific Communities
18:30–20:30
Official Opening of the Moana Blue Pacific Pavilion
Tuesday, 10 November 2026
09:00–09:50
Niue Ocean Wide (NOW) Trust and Ocean Conservation Commitments (OCCs) Booth
10:00–10:50
Pacific Voices, Pacific Priorities: Investing in a Renewable Energy Future
11:00–11:50
Pacific Indigenous Leadership: Transforming Climate Adaptation Finance and Decision-Making
12:00–12:50
Finance That Reaches the Pacific: Connecting Loss and Damage, Global Support and Regional Delivery
13:00–13:50
Youth for the SDGs, working towards the UN Ocean Decade: Building Ocean Literacy and Climate Leadership
14:00–14:50
Pacific Voices to Global Action: Delivering Climate and Resilience Solutions for SIDS
15:00–15:50
Fit-for-purpose climate finance in the Pacific: From local innovation to systemic resilience
16:00–16:50
One Roof, Two Climate Priorities: Balancing RE and Water Security in Tuvalu
17:00–17:50
From Science to Resilience: Celebrating Australia's Pacific Partnership in Climate and Ocean Services
18:30–20:30
The Next Wave: A Conversation Between Young Leaders and Negotiators
Wednesday, 11 November 2026
09:00–09:50
Unlocking Blue Pacific Prosperity
10:00–10:50
The State of SIDS Report 2026 launch event
11:00–11:50
Ex-Post Reimbursement and a Vulnerability-Informed Access Window for SIDS Climate Finance
12:00–12:50
Te Kahu Pokere: Maori-Led Solutions, Rangatahi-Led Action
13:00–13:50
From Talanoa to Action: Pacific Wisdom, Ethics, and Climate Leadership
14:00–14:50
Navigating Climate Justice and the Demands of a Region
15:00–15:50
Building Regional Capacity for Climate and Health: The PAVE-Health Initiative to Strengthen Evidence and Health System Resilience in Pacific Small Island Developing States
16:00–16:50
Customary Lore, Tikanga and the Law: Indigenous Pathways to Climate Justice
17:00–17:50
From the Field to the Fund: Lessons on Climate Finance in the Pacific
18:00–18:50
Regional Programmatic Approach for Climate Action (RPACA) in the Pacific
19:00–21:00
LIVE: This Is Our Home: Pacific Artists for Climate Justice
Thursday, 12 November 2026
09:00–09:50
The Pacific Pact on Gender and Climate Action: A Pacific Commitment, A Global Call
10:00–10:50
Amplifying One Pacific Voice for Action on 1.5 ºC to Stay Alive through the 5th Pacific Oceans Pacific Climate Change Conference 2026
11:00–11:50
Climate resilient water supplies and long-term capacity building for Pacific Island Nations
12:00–12:50
Rising Seas: Visualising Science for Pacific Decisions
13:00–13:50
The Science of Survival: Pacific Pathways to Maintaining 1.5°C
14:00–14:50
The Legal Case for Phasing out Fossil Fuels
15:00–15:50
From Pacific Priorities to Global Action: Strengthening Pacific Leadership in International Climate Engagement
16:00–16:50
The Blue Pacific and the BBNJ: a pathway to realise the ocean-climate-biodiversity nexus
17:00–17:50
Enhancing the climate change resilience of vulnerable island communities in the Federated States of Micronesia
18:30–20:30
Pacific Sustainable Hydro-MET & MHEWS Maintenance Financing Facility
Friday, 13 November 2026
09:00–09:50
The Vanuatu Climate Futures Portal: From Science to Sovereign Resilience
10:00–10:50
Valuing What Cannot Be Replaced: Lessons From New Community Based Research on Loss and Damage from Ovalau, Fiji and Strengthening the Loss and Damage Agenda at COP
11:00–11:50
Amplifying Pacific Voices in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Best Available Climate Science
12:00–12:50
Launch of Fiji's Third Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC3.0) Costed Implementation Plan (CIP)
13:00–13:50
Launching Vanuatu's National Adaptation Plan
14:00–14:50
Climate Change Adaptation and Health in the Pacific
15:00–15:50
Funding the Last Mile: Pacific Resilience Facility in Action
16:00–16:50
From The Hague to Antalya: Making the ICJ Climate Advisory Opinion Deliver at COP31
17:00–17:50
Launching of the Kiribati NDC 3.0
18:30–20:30
Pacific Small Islands Development State (PSIDS) Reception: OUR PACIFIC, OUR HOME, OUR FUTURE
Saturday, 14 November 2026
09:00–09:50
NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION: How a Pacific programme that eliminates plastic, employs women, and is designed to pay for itself can be replicated across the region.
10:00–10:50
Showcasing Kiribati GHG inventory system
11:00–11:50
Oceanic Wisdom: People-Centred Action for Climate Peace and Security in the Pacific
12:00–12:50
Data to Action: Launch of the Pacific Regional Evidence Base Report on Loss and Damage
13:00–13:50
1.5 to Stay Alive and Thrive Pacific Campaign launch
15:00–15:50
Building Resilience and Responding to Climate Emergencies
16:00–16:50
Financing the Frontlines: Pacific Pathways for Delivering Climate Finance to Communities
17:00–17:50
From Santa Marta to Tuvalu 2027: Pacific Leadership for a Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels
18:30–20:30
Pacific Youth Event
Sunday, 15 November 2026
00:00–12:00
CLOSED: Rest Day (Pavilion Closed)
Monday, 16 November 2026
09:00–09:50
Indigenous and Community Adaptation across New Zealand/Aotearoa and the Blue Pacific
10:00–10:50
Vanuatu Climate Finance Coordination Mechanism
11:00–11:50
Pacific Leadership for an Ambitious Global Plastics Treaty
12:00–12:50
Pacific Health in a Changing Climate: Financing Country-led Innovation for Resilient Health Systems.
13:00–13:50
Building Climate Resilience through Parametric Insurance: Fiji's Experience in Climate and Disaster Risk Finance
14:00–14:50
A changing climate finance landscape: Is the GCF delivering more efficiently for Small Island Developing States?
15:00–15:50
FROM THE PACIFIC TO THE WORLD: Innovating Finance for Disability-Inclusive Climate Action
16:00–16:50
Pacific Island Experiences in Advancing Biennial Transparency Reports (BTRs) through the Capacity-building Initiative for Transparency (CBIT)
18:30–20:30
Partners in Resilience: Island-Led Solutions for Climate, Biodiversity and Ocean Action
Tuesday, 17 November 2026
09:00–09:50
Beyond the Frameworks: Pacific Leadership in Delivering Climate Mobility Solutions
10:00–10:50
From Global Ambition to Local Action: Making Locally Led Adaptation a Reality in the Pacific
11:00–11:50
The Pacific Resilience Facility: Financing Adaptation at the Last Mile
12:00–12:50
Women Growing Resilience: Celebrating the International Year of the Woman Farmer through Climate Leadership and Resilient Food Systems
13:00–13:50
The Tide Remembers: Pacific Stories of Loss, Damage and Gender Justice
14:00–14:50
Two Oceans, One Loss: A Pacific - Caribbean Dialogue on Non-Economic Loss and Damage
15:00–15:50
Enabling Climate Finance Access and Investments: Lessons for Small Island Developing States
16:00–16:50
100% Renewable Blue Pacific: Pledges Open
17:00–17:50
Pacific sciences for global impact: Pacific scientific excellence and leadership in climate solutions
18:30–20:00
Fish & Sips 3.0 Networking Event
Wednesday, 18 November 2026
10:00–10:50
From Science to Shore: Pacific Lead Ocean Forecasting and Coastal Inundation Early Warning
11:00–11:50
Averting, minimising, or only addressing? Transformational adaptation and the missing half of the loss and damage response
12:00–12:50
Talanoa Dialogue: Enabling Intergenerational Leadership and Driving National Implementation in the Pacific
13:00–13:50
Launch of Fiji's Second Climate Finance Snapshot (2020-2025)
14:00–14:50
Launch and discussion of Fiji’s Comprehensive Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Methodology (CRVAM)
15:00–15:50
Pacific Leadership on Methane
16:00–16:50
Co-hosting action: how civil society is elevating ambition across the COP31 partnership
17:00–17:50
From Story to Data: Building a Pacific Approach to Loss and Damage Assessment
18:30–20:30
One Vaka: A Joint-Mission to Tokelau
Thursday, 19 November 2026
09:00–09:50
Vanuatu Leading Climate Action: From Global Advocacy to Local Innovation and Resilient Communities
10:00–10:50
The Tautua Way: A Pacific Stewardship Model for Implementing Climate Commitments
11:00–11:50
From Country to Moana: First Nations and Pacific Leadership for Climate Action
12:00–12:50
Strengthening connections with Traditional Knowledge in climate forecasting and community
13:00–13:50
Bridging Generations: Indigenous Knowledge, Youth and Climate-Resilient Pacific Food Systems
14:00–14:50
From Innovation to Action: Building Pacific Resilience through Fit-for-Purpose Climate Solutions
15:00–15:50
Scaling Pacific Resilience: Solomon Islands Adaptation in Action
16:00–16:50
Turning the Pacific's Urban Climate Commitments into Local Action for Resilient Communities
17:00–17:50
Tuvalu Survival Fund: Scaling Community Resilience for Climate Adaptation & Loss and Damage
18:30–20:30
From the Hague, to Tuvalu 2027, to a Fossil Fuel Treaty: Pacific Leadership for a Fossil Free Future
Friday, 20 November 2026
00:00–12:00