Network for the Indigenous Peoples Solomons

26/04/2026

Congratulations to NIPS Coordinator for her fine achievement! Postgraduate Diploma in Social Policy.

22/11/2025

For 13-year-old Adel, going back to school meant so much more than textbooks or classrooms.

“Just having gone back to school makes me feel very lucky… My wish for all the girls of Congo is to study.”

Through Save the Children’s AXE-Filles program, Adel and thousands of girls in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are gaining access to safe classrooms, supportive teachers and the chance to shape their own futures. Girls who once learned under trees now learn in rebuilt schools. And girls once told their only path was marriage now dream boldly.

With support from people like you, we can put children first — always and everywhere — so they can learn, grow, and become the best version of themselves. ❤️

22/11/2025

22/11/2025

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22/11/2025

22/11/2025

Our Kids Climate🥰

22/10/2025

Empowering Isabel: The 2025 Intergenerational Climate Microgrants Illuminates Kosisi, Lelegia and Talise long term plans.

In a significant stride towards sustainable development, the 2025 Intergenerational Climate Microgrant has been awarded to the project titled "Empowering Isabel; Harnessing Solar Energy for a Sustainable Future" in the Kosisi, Lelegia, and Talise communities of the Solomon Islands. This initiative stands as a beacon of hope and progress, aiming to replace conventional energy reliance with clean, solar-powered solutions.

The heart of this project focuses on equipping community halls a vital venues for gatherings and significant events in these neighborhoods—with solar energy systems. By transitioning to solar power, these communities are not only promoting environmental awareness but also advancing cost-saving measures and energy independence.

Chiefs and elders from the communities have expressed profound gratitude to the Network for the indigenous peoples Solomons (NIPS) for their support. The installation of these solar sets is seen as a symbol of empowerment and progress.

Aydah Akao, the recipient of this initiative, highlighted that the project marks the beginning of a long-term partnership. “This is not just an immediate solution; it's a commitment to a sustainable future,” she noted, underscoring the enduring impact of the collaboration between local communities and international partners.

Through these efforts, the Kosisi, Lelegia, and Talise communities are set to lead by example, illustrating the power of clean energy as a catalyst for environmental resilience and self-sufficiency. The microgrant underscores a global acknowledgment of the critical role of local communities in the pursuit of a sustainable future.

01/10/2025

Shall we take our children to COP30 together?
Join the exhibition “My Family is at COP30” by sending a photo of your child´s feet!
It will be part of a collective exhibition in Belém, Brazil, during COP30, from November 10 to 21, 2025.

We want to gather photos of children’s feet walking around the world! Take the photos...
🌱 in nature — trails, rivers, backyards, parks
⛈️ in areas affected by climate events
🏙️ in urban spaces

Each image is a message to leaders: what planet do we want to leave for our children?

Take part until October 12:
📷 Photograph your child walking through the world.
📝 Write the context of the photo and the message you want to share.
🔗 Send it through our form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctMTaRV_M0W6OGI4Eu-dSSlbngWevhOVo8QFJYBYV_s6Rzbw/viewform

Together, let’s take the voices of children to COP30. Join and share!

🏆🌟 This campaign is supported by a donation from Our Kids’ Climate and is being developed by volunteer mothers from the Famílias pelo Clima movement.