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A special side event bringing you real voices from our Pacific island – calling for 1.5. Held at the Moana Blue Pacific on 4 November from 7.20 – 8.25pm Glasgow time, this event shared Pacific voices through three different lenses – religious, academic and our NGO’s.

The second part of our special side event bringing you real voices from our Pacific island – calling for 1.5. Held at the Moana Blue Pacific on 4 November from 7.20 – 8.25pm Glasgow time, this event shared Pacific voices through three different lenses – religious, academic and our NGO’s.

Coordinated by the Pacific Islands Climate Action Network, the event gave voice to Pacific island peoples sharing their challenges and what can be done at the global level to help address these. This was held at the Moana Blue Pacific on 4 November from 8.35 – 9.55pm Glasgow time. 8.35 – 9.55pm

The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is currently at La Niña ALERT. Most in-ternational climate models surveyed by the Bureau indicate weak La Niña condi-tions are likely for the coming months. The Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO) is currently weak or indiscernible. Most models indicate the MJO is likely to remain weak over the coming week to fort-night.

Coordinated by the Regional Pacific NDC Hub, this event was held on 3 November at 9.25am - 10.20am, Glasgow time. The Moana Blue Pacific at COP26 is a partnership with Aotearoa New Zealand managed by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP).

1. Coordinated by the Pacific Community and the Forum Fisheries Agency, this event was held on 3 November at 8.30am to 9.20am, Glasgow time. The Moana Blue Pacific at COP26 is a partnership with Aotearoa New Zealand managed by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP).

Infrastructure offers a unique chance to help countries get back get back on track to meet the sustainable development goals (SDG) mitigate adapt to climate change and equally accelerate recovery from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The shared approach recognizes and addresses significant challenges that are endemic to the Pacific. These include: remoteness and isolation, small populations prevalence and diversity of traditional social practices and economies, limited administrative and technical capacity, frequency and severity of natural disasters and vulnerability to climate change.

A powerful work that is a call to arms on climate change for peoples across the Pacific and globally. Ancient Oceanic wisdom and worldviews harnessed in service to the most pressing crisis and leadership issue of our times. It brings poetry, oratory, ancient prophecy, indigenous languages of Oceania - knowledge that has been passed down over three thousand years from the largest ocean in the world - and some of the smallest islands - about sustainability, survival, love, and ways of being in the world - to the world - in an evolutionary moment.

Poetry written and performed by Brandy Nalani McDougall (Hawaii) Created as part of the Islands Speak series of gifted Pacific poets joined by indigenous artists to create a visual, moving, digitally enhanced offering in this curated series of ten video poems. Islands Speak is part of the wider project Mana Moana - Pacific Voices, a collection of emotive and artistic video works that have been created to amplify and support the Pacific to drive global action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.