The Climate Change and Development Authority (CCDA) has successfully launched its brand-new official website along with the Communication, Knowledge and Visibility Strategy (CKVS) 2025–2027. The Climate Change and Development Authority (CCDA) is committed to increasing the public availability of relevant, digitized and disaggregated data and information for key Forest-Climate Change Biodiversity (FCCB) sectors. A critical step toward achieving this objective is the modernization of CCDA’s website, along with the development of a robust communications and knowledge management strategy. This milestone marks a significant step forward in improving public access to climate information, raising awareness and strengthening CCDA’s engagement with partners, stakeholders and citizens across Papua New Guinea. “The CKVS 2025–2027 is a vital tool in enhancing how we share knowledge, promote transparency, and amplify the climate efforts of our people,” Ms. Debra Sungi, Acting Managing Director of CCDA highlighted. “We are truly grateful to the EU-FCCB Program for their continued support in making this strategy and our website launch possible,” said Ms. Sungi. “Together, we move forward with a bold vision to connect climate ambition with communication excellence.” The launch signifies CCDA’s commitment to digital transformation, stakeholder engagement and effective climate communication which is in line with Papua New Guinea’s national climate priorities and international obligations under the Paris Agreement.