Pazifische Gemeinschaft

Pacific Community flag

Organization code

PC

Kategorie

Organisationen

Established

6 February 1947

Headquarters

Noumea, New Caledonia

Members

27 members

Official languages

English and French

Organization overview

The Pacific Community is an international development organization serving Pacific Island countries and territories. Formerly known as the South Pacific Commission, it is owned and governed by its members and provides regional scientific, technical and data expertise.

Mission and core functions

SPC supports its members through technical assistance, research, statistics and policy advice on shared challenges including climate change, public health, food security, ocean resources and social development.

Key areas of work

Climate resilience
Public health
Ocean and fisheries
Agriculture and food
Statistics and data
Human rights and social development

Principal organs

Conference of the Pacific Community
Committee of Representatives of Governments and Administrations and Secretariat

Key milestones

1947

The Canberra Agreement established the South Pacific Commission

1997

The organization marked its fiftieth anniversary and increasingly used the name Pacific Community

2015

Pacific Community became the official name while the SPC abbreviation was retained

Today

Its 27 members jointly govern a regional scientific and technical organization

Flag design and meaning

The Pacific Community flag uses a blue field with white star-like elements around an abstract Pacific motif, representing connections, shared identity and regional cooperation across the ocean.

Usage note

The Pacific Community name, abbreviation and logo are organizational assets and should be used in line with SPC brand guidance.

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