Fostering Local Community and Business Growth:
The vibrancy of our local business community was on full display as we successfully organized two night markets: the May Day Night Market, a collaboration with MICC and OCIT, and the Pacific Partnership Night Market, a joint effort with the US Embassy, OCIT, and RRE. These events not only showcased the diversity and resilience of our local businesses but also provided a platform for community building.
Engagement in Crucial Initiatives:
Our chamber has been at the forefront of influencing national policies, being represented on over a dozen task forces, including The National Strategic Plan (NSP), The National Adaptation Plan (NAP), The National Employment Policy (NEP), and The National Investment Plan (NIP). This steadfast commitment to shaping policies has been further fortified by the collaborative efforts behind our recently shared policy position paper, a document that resonates with both government officials and international donors.
Regional Engagement and Global Recognition:
Our commitment to staying abreast of global trends and contributing to broader conversations was exemplified by our representatives' active participation in regional conferences on diverse topics such as labor mobility and empowering women leaders. This not only positioned our Chamber as a regional influencer but also allowed us to contribute meaningfully to the broader dialogue on issues impacting our community.
Local Engagements
Pacific partnership - p2p night market
The vibrancy of our local business community was on full display as we successfully organized two night markets: the May Day Night Market, a collaboration with MICC and OCIT, and the Pacific Partnership Night Market, a joint effort with the US Embassy, OCIT, and RRE. These events not only showcased the diversity and resilience of our local businesses but also provided a platform for community building.
May Day night market
The vibrancy of our local business community was on full display as we successfully organized two night markets: the May Day Night Market, a collaboration with MICC and OCIT, and the Pacific Partnership Night Market, a joint effort with the US Embassy, OCIT, and RRE. These events not only showcased the diversity and resilience of our local businesses but also provided a platform for community building.
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Regional & National Engagements
Women’s Forum, Asian Development Bank - Philippines, November 2023
The 2023 Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) Gender Forum: 2 Billion Changemakers – Women Leading on Climate Action in Asia and the Pacific was held from 21-22 November 2023 in Manila, Philippines to inform, influence, and inspire action on gender equality and climate change among stakeholders in Asia and the Pacific.
Developing Sustainable Resilient Infrastructure in the Blue Pacific-
Brisbane Trade Expo
25-27 September 2023
The Marshall Islands Chamber of Commerce (MICC) was invited to the "Developing Sustainable Resilient Infrastructure in the Blue Pacific Expo in Brisbane from the 25-27 of September. MICC was offered a free booth and 5 companies (MICC members) were invited to present.
Micronesia Sub-Regional Private Sector Climate Finance Workshop - Palau, June 2023
The primary objective was to enhance collaboration among North Pacific countries. The participants decided to establish the Micronesia Chambers of Commerce to foster better coordination and information sharing. This group aims to lay the groundwork for mechanisms that would simplify access to funds like the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and share information about other available grants and projects relevant to the region and its countries.
