太平洋岛国领导人在斐济和图瓦卢召开会议，为11月在土耳其举行的COP31全球气候峰会做准备1。会议旨在强化太平洋声音，敦促各国保持全球变暖接近1.5°C的目标1。联合国环境规划署的最新报告指出，世界将在五年内突破1.5°C，但仍然存在回到该温度阈值的途径1。
在气候融资方面，太平洋领导人对现有机制表示不满1。代表们指出，包括绿色气候基金在内的现有融资模式存在复杂的获取流程和最低项目规模要求1，呼吁建立易于获取、由太平洋优先指导的融资选项1。太平洋复原力基金已筹集接近1.73亿美元，澳大利亚和斐济已批准该基金1。一位发言人强调，"变革性气候融资的定义不在于投资规模，而在于融资周期结束后仍保留的成果"1。
国际法院去年确认了《巴黎协定》的1.5°C抱负目标，并发布咨询意见表示各国有法律义务采取和维持雄心勃勃的气候措施1。澳大利亚将在COP31峰会上主导谈判1。
Pacific island leaders gathered in Fiji and Tuvalu to coordinate efforts before the COP31 global climate summit scheduled for November in Turkey, with Australia set to lead negotiations at the talks.1 The meetings aimed to amplify the Pacific voice in demanding that nations keep global warming close to the 1.5°C threshold.1
According to a recent United Nations Environment Programme report, the world will breach the 1.5°C limit within the next five years, though pathways remain to return to that temperature threshold.1 The International Court of Justice confirmed last year that the 1.5°C aspiration in the Paris Agreement carries legal weight, issuing an advisory opinion stating that nations have a legal obligation to adopt and maintain ambitious climate measures.1
Pacific leaders expressed dissatisfaction with existing climate financing mechanisms, calling for accessible options guided by Pacific priorities.1 The Pacific Resilience Fund has raised nearly $173 million, with Australia and Fiji already approving the fund.1 Representatives criticized current financing models, including the Green Climate Fund, for their complex access procedures and minimum project size requirements.1 One spokesperson noted that transformational climate finance should be defined not by investment scale but by the results that remain after the financing cycle ends.1
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