BY JOHN HOUANIHAU

The Solomon Islands Climate Action Network (SICAN) has successfully held its business development plan workshop.

Held on June 23-24, 2025, the two-day workshop brought together SICAN staff, executive board members, a few selected SICAN members, and partners from Oxfam Pacific.

The meeting aims to develop a comprehensive business development strategy.

The business development plan also outlines key goals, priorities and the resources needed to mobilise resources and funding to ensure the growth and sustainability of SICAN as a network.

SICAN is a national network that brings together the coalition support of local, national and international CSOs to support and raise the voices of the marginalised Solomon Islands on climate change and to help build a resilient Solomon Islands community.

The meeting was conducted successfully with support from Pacific Islands Climate Change Collaboration and Influencing Project (PACCCIL), one of SICAN’s key partners.

It was facilitated by Edward Huitarau, who is one of the SICAN members.

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