3 min Pacific Break video series: a dose of energy to boost your work break

The Pacific Community (SPC) has recently released a series of 3-min long videos featuring traditional Pacific dances in an effort to combat sedentary lifestyle, especially in the office/ telework environment.

The series brings together a total of 14 short videos, which will help you discover more about Pacific cultures and the many natural and built wonders of the region, while making you move and smile.

WARNING: clicking on the following links will instantly get you dancing 😊

• 3 min Pacific Break – Cook Islands
• 3 min Pacific Break – Federated States of Micronesia
• 3 min Pacific Break – Fiji
• 3 min Pacific Break – Marshall Islands
• 3 min Pacific Break – Nouvelle-Calédonie
• 3 min Pacific Break – Niue
• 3 min Pacific Break – Polynésie française
• 3 min Pacific Break – Papua New Guinea
• 3 min Pacific Break – Solomon Islands
• 3 min Pacific Break – Tokelau
• 3 min Pacific Break – Tuvalu
• 3 min Pacific Break – Tonga
• 3 min Pacific Break – Vanuatu
• 3 min Pacific Break – Wallis et Futuna

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More on the SPC – OCTs connection

The Pacific Community (SPC) is the principal intergovernmental organisation in the region, owned and governed by its 26 member countries and territories. Since 1947, date of its creation, it has been supporting sustainable development in the Pacific, through science, knowledge and innovation.

At the OCTs level, the SPC is managing the PROTEGE programme. The Oceanian Regional Project of Territories for the Sustainable Management of Ecosystems (PROTEGE) is an initiative which aims to promote sustainable economic development and resilience in the face of climate change within the European Overseas Countries and Territories of the Pacific (OCTs), by relying on biodiversity and renewable natural resources. PROTEGE has two main objectives:

• strengthening key primary sectors’ sustainability, climate-change adaptation and autonomy;
• and enhancing ecosystem-service security by protecting water resources and biodiversity.

For more information:

•  on the SPC: https://www.spc.int/
•  on the PROTÉGÉ programme: https://protege.spc.int/en