By Asenati Taugasolo Semu, Press
Secretariat of the Government of Samoa: http://www.savalinews.com
4 July 2013, Nadi, Fiji - Compartmentalisation is
one thing that the Samoa Chief Executive Officer of the Natural Resources and
Environment Ministry, Afioga Taulealeausumai Laavasa Malua hopes to see
achieved at the end of this week’s Pacific Climate Change Roundtable.
According to Taulealeausumai,
what he wants is for CROP (Council of Regional Organisations of the Pacific)
agencies and donors to clearly define their roles.
He said CROP agencies have
different functions, but with climate change it seems they are all involved.
“So it should be clear, who is
responsible for which and who is doing what,” said Taulealea.
“It seems that these kinds of
things are hard to implement, but it’s always best to involve many than none,
the most important thing is for each party to understand their role to play.”
Taulealea said it’s not about the
separation of roles because that could result in the break up of
communications.
Taulealeausumai is concerned
about agencies that are carrying out adaptation and mitigation projects in the
region are duplicating each other.
I’m hoping that at the end of
this meeting there’s a clear and concise compartmentalization of who deals with
what, you know – rather than countries being flooded by everyone coming in and
duplicating all these adaptations and also mitigation activities.”
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