NGO Tuvalu Overview

Microplastics found in Tuvalu fish highlight threat to Pacific diets Even remote nations are not immune to ocean pollution with new research revealing tiny plastics in the fish that communities rely on for food.

Honoring the life of Mr. Apinelu tili.

Local Supervisor for NGO/NPO Tuvalu Overview and the leading force behind mangrove planting in TUVALU. He planted more than just trees; he planted hope for a greener future.

We are profoundly grateful for his years of dedication and friendship. His impact on the environment and our hearts will never be forgotten.

Rest in peace, our dear friend.

Flooding, Washouts, Power Out! Please stay safe! ❤️ Northland and Far North

The Italian free paper “EVENTI” published an article in early November praising the event titled “Tuvalu and Human Rights” held in Salerno, Italy. It offered congratulations to the organizing lawyer, Mr. Pllolo Guidone, and commendations to Mr. Shuuichi Endou, Representative Director of Tuvalu Overview, who delivered a lecture and testimony. The event drew 400 participants. On stage were:
•Prof. Gherardo Marenghi, Full Professor at the University of Salerno
•Dr. Annalisa Frigenti, President of the Li.Sa.Ca. Network
•Attorney Gerardo Fariello, Senior Associate at Giambrone & Partners
•Dr. Lina Piccolo, Vice President of Confindustria Salerno
•Dr. Damiano Odierna, Deputy Director of Coldiretti Salerno
and other distinguished figures.

2026 will mark the beginning of a new relationship between Italy and Tuvalu. Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays

Shuichi Endo, leader of Tuvalu Overview, returned to Japan last night after concluding an environmental lecture tour near Naples. The tour included lectures in Sarno, a renowned Pomodoro production area; Quarto, a town within the outer rim of an active volcano; the coastal city of Salerno; and the port town of Acciaroli, famous for its longevity. He gave presentations on Tuvalu, climate change, and the future of young people at a well-attended event with many student participants, receiving an enthusiastic response.

This tour was arranged by Mr. Paolo, an Italian friend working towards establishing an Italy-Tuvalu Friendship Association. Hoping it would be a kickoff event for the association, everything was done on a volunteer basis, so it didn't contribute to the organization's revenue. However, it was a valuable experience for both the organization and his personally, one that connects to the future. Thank you, Paolo.

Southern Italy was a comfortable place with many cheerful people possessing that island nation temperament. It became a place I want to visit again.