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Subject Climatic changes - Vanuatu
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Community Engagement Strategy and Action Plan 2021-2023 : VanKIRAP

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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The Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-Hazards Department (VMGD) provides short (weather) and medium (Climate) term forecasts and warning to the people of Vanuatu. However medium terms forecasts (Climate Information Services) struggle to find its intended destination and audience, resulting in the practical application of Climate Information Services at the community level being limited if not nonexistent.

VanKIRAP Newsletter - 1st Quarter April 2025

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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VanKIRAP's inaugural quarterly newsletter for 2025 - a platform to celebrate milestones, foster connections and champion resilience in the face of climate change. Together with the Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-Hazards Department (VMGD), VanKIRAP continues to support transformative advancements that empower communities and enhance preparedness across our beautiful archipelago.

Strengthening Environmental Management Tools for Effective Decision Making in Vanuatu

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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The training participants were guided on the basic tools for working with spatial data, all the participants were able to complete the hands-on exercise and pro-duced basic maps, some of which are displayed in the appendix. These maps are evidence to demonstrate participants practical understanding to produce GIS outputs and its key elements.

Climate Projections Informing Hazard-based Impact Assessment

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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The explainer provides a summary description of how climate model output is processed and used for informing the Van-KIRAP sectoral impact assessments. Best-prcticed projections science dictated the need to utilise multiple lines of evidence to inform hazard-based climate impact assessments.

Climate Hazard-based Impact assessments in the Context of a Risk Framework - Factsheet

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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This factsheet provides essential information on integrated climate risk concepts and terminology specifically related to hazard-based impact assessments for sectors in Vanuatu

Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Factsheet

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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This factsheet provides essential information on greenhouse gas emissions and how they are considered in climate hazard-based impact assessments

Climate Models - Factsheet

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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This factsheet describes climate models and how they are used in climate hazard-based impact assessments

LiDAR: Remote Sensing, High Resolution Spatial Data

SPREP Publications, PCCP, Climate Science and Information

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This factsheet provides technical information on LiDAR data and capability in Vanuatu and how remote sensing technology can be applied to generate data and information for climate hazard-based impact and risk assessments

Ocean Monitoring: Sofar Spotters Buoys - Factsheet

SPREP Publications, PCCP, Climate Science and Information

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This factsheet provides technical information on Sofar Spotter buoys and how they are used in Vanuatu for ocean monitoring to generate realtime observational data and information on key physical climate and environmental conditions such as wave height.

Vanuatu North : Sub-national Historical and Projected Climate Overview

SPREP Publications, Climate Science and Information

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Variability in rainfall and cyclone activity is strongly a􀄫ected by the South Pacific Convergence 􀁿one (SPC􀁿) and the El Ni􀅹o Southern Oscillation (ENSO). In El Ni􀅹o years, the SPC􀁿 moves north-east in the western tropical Pacific, leading to drier conditions and fewer cyclones over Vanuatu. In La Ni􀅹a years, the SPC􀁿 moves south-west, leading to wetter conditions and more cyclones over Vanuatu.

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