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The Aarahau Forest Protected Area Association is pleased to highlight the participation of one of our community volunteers, Mr. Francis Mamupio, at the recent Solomon Islands Climate Action Network (SICAN) Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Reflection held this week i Honiara.
Speaking about his experience, Mr. Mamupio described the AGM as a valuable learning opportunity and an important platform for collaboration among community organizations and climate partners across the country.
โFor my first time going out and attending the AGM, it was a great experience indeed. Learning about SICAN and how its functions are carried out while supporting network members and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) was a great privilege,โ Mr. Mamupio said.
He said the discussions and sharing sessions during the AGM highlighted the serious challenges faced by vulnerable communities affected by climate change and its impacts throughout Solomon Islands.
โSICAN really plays an important role with its network partners across Solomon Islands to mitigate and address climate issues and problems around vulnerable communities,โ he added.
Mr. Mamupio also acknowledged that despite the many challenges communities face, the AGM demonstrated that solutions can be achieved through cooperation, networking, and community engagement.
During the meeting, he gained valuable knowledge in areas including conservation, food security, organic farming, disability inclusion, and sustainable community development.
He further noted that the AGM serves as an important avenue for SICAN to review achievements, hear updates from network members, provide financial year reports, and identify areas for improvement in supporting member organizations and their community projects.
The Aarahau Forest Protected Area Association commends SICAN for its continued efforts in strengthening partnerships and empowering communities to build resilience against climate change across Solomon Islands.
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