Pacific Islands Association of Non-governmental Organisations
Community ownership means locally led mechanisms that includes CSOs in climate related discussions and decision making processes at the national level where CSO plays a role in linking people’s voices on the ground to governments…
The Council is PIANGO’s supreme governing body which meets after three years to set new strategic directions, policy and programme for the organization.
Representatives from PIANGO National Liaison Units gather in Nadi to reflect and co-design the second phase of the Public Finance Management Project.
With the 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP27 underway at Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, PIANGO and partners, have outlined a list of key asks, that demand urgent and decisive action.
Development Effectiveness will continue to be championed by the Pacific Islands Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (PIANGO) to shape the trajectory development in the future.
While the Pacific continues to face all kinds of social, economic, environmental, and political challenges, Vanuatu remain steadfast on the belief that our Pacific is not free until West Papua and Kanaky are free.
Endorsing the 2050 Strategy is one thing, implementation is another and the work begins now
The 2050 Strategy is a Pacific needed solution and a testament to the regions commitment to stay connected and to work together to achieve a shared vision of a resilient pacific region
The CSO landscape is changing that CSOs cannot work in silos anymore. PIANGO will facilitate and support an enabling environment...
Read MorePIANGO will provide the development sector with thought leadership to promote localized, responsive, relevant, and forward-thinking approaches to development in...
Read MorePIANGO will build a strong Kainga of resilient institutions within the network and across the sector that: empowers communities, addresses...
Read MoreOur journey began officially at the first-ever PIANGO Council in Pago Pago, American Samoa in August 1991. The move to establish PIANGO however came out of conversations in the late 70s that highlighted the need to strengthen regional networking of NGOs across the Pacific. During the 80s the conversations carried on and culminated in the drafting of a constitution for a Pacific Islands Association of NGOs. PIANGO is now a regional secretariat to a network of umbrella organizations or platforms that are registered in 24 countries, territories, and states across the Pacific region.
