Solomon Islands is a Least Developed Country (LDS) SIDS that will nonetheless commit to reduce emissions by:

• 12% below 2015 level by 2025 and
• 30% below 2015 level by 2030 compared to a BAU projection.

Solomon Islands can with international assistance, contribute a further:

This record holds 2 dryer designs adopted in the Solomon Islands. Designs provided by the Solomon Islands Commodities Export Marketing Authority (CEMA) in Honiara.The dryer designs  captured here are:

• Kukum dryer
• Mini hot air dryer - designed under the Cocoa Improvement Livelihood Program funded by Aus Aid. This dryer is best for drying other raw materials such as breadfruit, banana/taro/cassava chips, fresh fish etc.

Solomon Islands Electricity Authority (SIEA) is now officially known as Solomon Power as of December 2015. Attached in this record are its Annual Reports from 2010 - 2014. Technical information captured in the reports are:

Solomon Islands census is conducted every 10 years. Census data is published in 2 volumes. Attached in this records are the following:

Attached in this record are some pages from the feasibility study of the Goldridge Mine undertaken in 1996, before the mine was commissioned. It provides background information on the power demand needed at Gold Ridge. Report provided by the Solomon Islands Mines Department.

Tuvalu Training Needs and Gap Analysis Report produced under the PACTVET Project.

Fiji is a tropical archipelago located between Melanesia and Polynesia. The Fiji islands are situated 3,000 km east of Australia in the Pacific Ocean at 16-20°S latitude and 178°E-178°W longitude. Fiji comprises of over 300 named islands, which take up an ocean area of some 650,000 km² and a total land area of 18,274 km2 (Evenhius & Bickel, 2005). There are two large islands, Viti Levu (10,388 km²) and Vanua Levu (5,535 km²), two mid-sized islands, Taveuni (434km²) and Kadavu (408km²), and many smaller islands, 97 of which are inhabited (Parham, 1972; Evenhius & Bickel, 2005).

The European Union Pacific Technical and Vocational Education and Training on Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Adaptation (PacTVET) project falls under component three within the broader Adapting to Climate Change and Sustainable Energy (ACSE) programme. The project is being implemented by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) in partnership with the University of the South Pacific (USP) over a period of 53 months and is being funded by the European Union. The importance of setting the training needs/gaps must be upheld since it sets the baseline for the development of or tail

FSM Training Needs and Gap Analysis Report.

Republic of Palau Training Needs and Gap Analysis

Country Summary Report for Solomon Islands produced under the PACTVET Project.

Nauru Training Needs and Gap Analysis Report. Conducted and compiled by Nixxon Kua.

Samoa In-Country Preliminary Scoping Mission Report.Prepared by Helene Jacot des Combes, PACTVET Senior Lecturer August 2015.

Republic of the Marshall Islands Training Needs and Gaps Analysis Report. Prepared by Helene Jacot des Combes, PACTVET Senior Lecturer August 2015.

Tonga Training Needs and Gap Analysis Report produced under the PACTVET Project.

Vanuatu Training Needs and Gap Analysis. Conducted and compiled by NIxxon Kua of SPC. 

 Papua New Guinea Training Needs Analysis Report. Prepared by Nixon Kua, Sustainable Energy Adviser, PACTVET March 2015.

Timor-Leste Training Needs and Gap Analysis Report. Conducted and compiled by Leigh-Anne Buliruarua and Tess Koppert.

Cook Islands Training Needs and Gap Analysis Report. Conducted and compiled by Sarah Hemstock.

FEA Annual Reports. Downloaded from http://www.fea.com.fj/about-us/company-information/company-reports/