Cook Islands 2015

Temporary events to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Cook Islands self-government in 2015.

statistic reports of the cook islands ministry of education

The Ministry of Education aims to make high-quality education data available to all participants and also to its domestic, provincial and multinational allies. In order to keep our stakeholder up to date and comply with our commitments to laws and regulations, the Ministry of Education prepares a series of progress reviews. These are the Ministry of Education's yearly report to the Civil Service Commission, the yearly report to Parliament on the Court of Auditors, the yearly audit report and the yearly statistical report.

It also complements a number of other reporting for local and multinational organisations, such as the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, which is responding to UNESCO's worldwide objectives and the 2030 GED, which is part of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development GDD. You can also find our annual stakeholder report, in which we report on the successes and issues facing the educational sector in the past year and outline the next stages in our programs, under Stakeholder Report on Training.

It recognizes the contribution of all participating colleges, suppliers, ministries, government departments, the Pacific Community (SPC) and its Statistic for Development Division, which supports the compilation and dissemination of educational statistical information for each year.

The Cook Islands present their climate action plan before the Paris Agreement of 2015

The intention of this deliberate national contribution (INDC) comes in the run-up to a new general purpose convention on combating climate change, which is to be achieved at the UN summit on combating poverty in Paris in December this year. It will enter into force in 2020 and enable all states to act to avoid an increase in the world' s mean temperature above 2°C, and to take advantage of the many chances arising from a necessary transition to a cleaner and environmentally friendly world.

Authorities approved the submission of their Indctives before Paris. You can find all information, such as the documents for the design and preparations ofINDCs and the sources of support you need for your work. Developing nations have reached agreement that there will be no setbacks in these domestic climatic maps, which means that the ambitions to cut greenhouse gas emission levels will grow over the years.