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Fiji comprises of over 300 islands spread over an EEZ area of 1.29 million km2. Fiji is the fifth country that carried out an Impacts Analysis Methodology developed as part of the EU funded GCCA+SUPA project.

A Pacific tailored impacts methodology applied to examine residual impacts of how effective coastal protection designs were. Some designs were better served with a blend of nature-based climate solutions across our coasts.

The purpose to employ a GIS remote sensing specialist is the visualisation and quantitative documentation of climate change adaptation actions impact.

This report is structured in relation to the elements of climate change mitigation adaptation actions in Tonga which have elements in the GIS environment and within a relational database.

This report is structured in relation to the elements of climate change mitigation adaptation actions in Tonga which have element in GIS environment and within a relational database.

The purpose to employ a GIS and remote sensing specialist is the visualisation and quantitative documentation of climate change adaptation actions impact.

This report shows (i) spatial layers or table which can be used for the GIS data of the countries. The report a;so lists all image data purchased through the project.

The Global Climate Change Alliance Plus Scaling Up Pacific Adaptation (GCCA +SUPA) project has undertaken an impact analysis. The analysis was designed and tested with information from precious adaptation interventions completed in the past five years in four countries, Tonga, Palau, Cook islands and the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM).

The GCCA+ SUPA project, funded by the European Union is delivered collaboratively by SPREP, SPC and USP with the aim to enhance climate change adaptation and resilience within the Pacific region

One of the most remote and beautiful places on earth - the Federated States of Micronesia is facing the harsh pinch of rising food prices.