Climate Resilience

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Vanuatu Seasonal Calendar Changes – Case Study

23 February 2023

Communities participating in the Climate Resilient Islands programme were asked to map out or illustrate a seasonal calendar, listing natural events throughout the year and changes relating to gardening, agriculture and natural resources. Communities also…

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Fiji Community Resilience Profile

17 February 2023

Community Resilience Profiles are the result of partner communities thinking about and mapping their ecosystems and resilience. The profiles contain general information on Fiji’s ecosystems and livelihoods, and forecasts on food security and disaster response,…

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The women weaving climate resilience

6 January 2023

Every week, women in villages like Valeni and Naiqaqi come together to weave their traditional mats. An important part of their traditional knowledge and culture, these are used for homes and for special occasions, making…

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Climate resilience through community connections

6 January 2023

Climate resilience is not only about science and the environment or infrastructure and energy. A key part of it is people: collaboration and cooperation are essential to implementing the pathways towards resilience. This means that…

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How coming together can create change in Dreketi

6 January 2023

Coral reefs once ran along the shoreline of Dreketi, the village elders say. These reefs acted as a natural barrier from storm surges and strong waves, keeping the ocean at bay and protecting the village,…

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Maintaining the Naiqaqi they know: Indigenous knowledge in climate resilience

4 October 2022

Download this story here. Not far from the village of Naiqaqi there is an island the villagers use for foraging. When the tide is low, it can be reached by foot. Lairo, a type of…

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FAO Sustainable Land Management Guide & Farmer Technical Manual

21 September 2022

These documents were produced as part of a Global Environment Facility funded project, ‘Integrated Forest management in the Solomon Islands’ (GCP/SOI/001/GFF), led by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Solomon Islands, in…

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Finding where we are on the map

4 August 2022

Without understanding our place in a system, we don’t know how to adapt most effectively when part of that system changes. As climate change continues to impact the Pacific, the local structures and ecosystems of…

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Atoll Food Futures Fact Sheet

1 August 2022

Atoll Food Futures is a three year multi-country project operating in Tuvalu, Kiribati and Fiji. Through AFF Live & Learn hopes to improve food production using various methods, with an emphasis on local knowledge and community based solutions.

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