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25.01.2022 "With the world’s attention focused on the COVID-19 pandemic, Fiji has had to look within to build disaster resilience" https://www.policyforum.net/building-disaster-resilience-i/

25.01.2022 The Pacific island nation of Vanuatu has graduated from the official list of Least Developed Countries (LDC), becoming the sixth country to achieve the milestone since the development categorisation was created in 1971. Congratulations Vanuatu on this amazing achievement! https://news.un.org/en/story/2020/12/1079252

22.01.2022 The UN Development Programme (UNDP) issued its Human Development Report 2020 on December 16, suggesting that Cambodia could become a model country to demonstrate a sustainable balance between the parallel processes of development and conservation. https://www.phnompenhpost.com//undp-kingdoms-development-b

17.01.2022 Live & Learn Vanuatu has held training for Food Preparation and Bungalow Hosting. This training encouraged participants to provide good hospitality in order to support ecotourism in the area. 20+ woman of Kerepua Village in West Coast Santo participated in the training, which is part of Tabwemasana Eco Tours. These activities in Vanuatu have been funded by Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund.

14.01.2022 Live & Learn Solomon Islands has played an important role creating significant water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) improvements for Aruligo School. With support from the Australian Government and partnerships with Water For Women and Plan International we not only improved WASH access for students of the school but also the nearby community. The Water for Women project, New Times, New Targets, provided the catalyst for the school administration to push for improvements to the school's WASH facilities.

14.01.2022 How do Biofilta Foodcubes help atoll communities? Check out our latest video from Live & Learn Environmental Education Tuvalu, where residents from Nukulaelae island talk about how the Tuvalu Food Futures Project has helped them grow and eat more nutritious local foods. This work has been made possible with the support of the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade ... https://youtu.be/OJPKHtDOdyI

12.01.2022 Plan to draw up legal definition of ‘ecocide’ attracts support from European countries and small island nations. https://www.theguardian.com//international-lawyers-draft-p

12.01.2022 In December 2020 Live & Learn PNG completed the final session in a series of training workshops designed to enhance job opportunities for local women. Women from multiple wards were shown the basics of soap making, face mask sewing and the construction of reusable menstrual pads. There was great interest from the participants in the training. Each of the women will receive hand-sewing kits and ingredients for soap making so that they can take the skills they have learned ba...ck to their homes and communities. These workshops were made possible through the Water For Women Project in PNG, in partnership with Plan International Australia.

10.01.2022 People with a disability are disproportionately affected by disasters, but have fewer choices when emergencies unfold. Disaster planning for people with disability matters. Here are three things that must be done to expand opportunity, choice and control for people with disability when disaster strikes.... https://theconversation.com/3-things-we-can-do-now-to-help-

09.01.2022 Exciting developments in the works from the Nakau Programme.

08.01.2022 Josua ‘Ake’s latest documentary is a beautiful short that follows the impact of climate change on beekeeping, and a new initiative started by OHAI and Tonga Skills in the Kingdom of Tonga to change this. https://talanoa.com.au/beekeeping-training-in-tonga/

07.01.2022 The Pacific Ocean contributes majorly in regulating the earth’s temperature driving global weather patterns and provides half the world’s oxygen. In contrasting reality, nuclear testing programs, deforestation and mining has devastated the natural setting of the Pacific Ocean. In this talk Katerina Teaiawa shares the idea of how we can move towards a cleaner and fairer future. ... https://talanoa.com.au/how-is-the-blue-pacific-relevant-to/