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Preserving Palau's Future - How Climate Change is Affecting our Unique cultural Heritage, and What Government and Communities are doing about it.
Climate Change Resilience
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The Bureau of Cultural and Historic Preservation Disaster Risk and Climate Change Survey has assessed fifteen site as part of Phase I of the Project. Sites at the following ten locations are discussed in this comic to illustrate the range of threats facing cultural heritage sites in the Republic of Palau and the project's recommendations for risk reduction based site management.
Kiribati Climate Change and Disaster Risk Finance Assessment - February 2020
Climate Change Resilience
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2020
The purpose of the national climate change and disaster risk finance assessment is to assist the Government of Kiribati to make informed decisions on measures to improve access to and management of climate change and disaster risk resources.
Regional Climate Change and Disaster Risk Finance meetings and Media Masterclass - 25-27 June 2019
Climate Change Resilience
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2019
Pacific Island Countries (PICs) are highly vulnerable to the impact of climate change and natural hazards. Efforts have been pursued at various levels (international, regional, national and community levels) to effectively mitigate and urgently address the impacts of climate variability, climate change and weather related disasters.
Regional Synthesis report of the Pacific Climate Change and Disaster Risk Finance Assessments - August 2019
Climate Change Resilience
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2019
The Pacific Island countries (PICs) are the frontline of the impacts of climate change and face existential threats to their nations as a result. The PICs have also been among the most vocal advocates of the need to undertake urgent global climate change (CC) mitigating measures and to be supported to adapt to its impacts.
Climate Financing and Risk Governance Assessment Kingdom of Tonga - April 2016
Climate Change Resilience
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2015
Tonga is ranked as the third most vulnerable country in the world to natural hazards. As a small island developing state on the front line of natural hazards, the additional risks posed by climate change are a critical cause for concern.
Post-Pam: Lessons Learned for [German] Development Cooperation in Vanuatu and the Pacific
Climate Change Resilience
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2017
Tropical Cyclone (TC) Pam was one of the worst natural disasters in the history of Vanuatu. The country suffered loss and damage to an extent that vastly overwhelmed its own capacities.

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