Climate Resilience
As part of the Resilient WASH in the Islands Region of Papua New Guinea Program, Live & Learn has created and distributed a series of posters and stickers promoting drought preparedness.
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Read an introduction to Live & Learn’s Climate Resilient Islands. The programme is current in the inception stage and aims to strengthen community resilience to the impacts of climate change through nature-based approaches.
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These climate impact posters are part of a series, which will be used to improve communication with local communities about the threat climate change can pose to water sources.
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This report explores the use of ‘incentivized models’ for compost production. It also identifies any factors relevant to Tuvaluan community community members or actors in the compost sector to ensure that benefits from development assistance are effectively maintained over time.
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The Western Pacific Sanitation Marketing and Innovation Program (WPSMIP) addresses the sanitation challenges in informal urban settlements in four countries – Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu – by adopting a demand-driven approach.
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Live & Learn and Plan International Australia has produced three A1 posters that illustrate watershed management to assist with community-based water security improvement planning in the Solomon Islands. The posters can be used together with…
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Live & Learn Papua New Guinea and the New Ireland Provincial Government are partnering with Schneider Electric to improve access to energy infrastructure to boost community development and services. Currently only 13 percent of people…
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This guide is to help households or gardening groups in Tuvalu produce as much healthy food, especially leafy green vegetables, from the Biofilta Food Cube. The Biofilta Food Cube is an innovative wicking container for…
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Funded by the Department of Foreign A airs and Trade, the Tuvalu Food Futures Project aims to deliver low cost community-based adaptation activities to address climate change and build resilience in the Pacific. The Tuvalu Food Futures Project has produced this case study on agricultural activities on Funaota islet in the Nukufetau Atoll to document lessons learned for localization of small scale food security activities in Tuvalu.
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