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Global climate funds have faced much criticism for failing to deliver fast and flexibility enough to match the urgency of the climate crisis, especially for the world's most climate vulnerable countries. In the Pacific region, access to climate finance is a clear priority of leaders and the need for easier access and greater quantities of funds flowing to the region has consistently been raised at both regional and international fora.

environmental change has been associated with human mobility over the years and climate change is starting to affect movement in new ways, now termed climate mobility. In this research brief, the effect of climate change on women and persons with disability in Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu is examined with emphasis on human mobility.

This research brief considers land tenure and human mobility in the context of climate change. This brief uses the shortland description climate mobility to refer to human mobility related to climate change.

Anthropogenic climate change and its consequences affect human mobility patterns, such as migration, displacement, autonomous and planned relocation and immobility both voluntary and involuntary.

This report also links to realising the Framework if the Resilient Development in the Pacific (FRDP) an integrated approach to addressing climate change and disaster risk management in the Pacific, specifically on goal 3 on strengthened disaster preparedness response and recovery.

We the leaders of Pacific Islands Forum: , Declare that once having, in accordance with convention, established and notified our maritime zones to the Secretary-General of the United-Nations, we intend to maintain these zones without reduction, not with standing climate change-related sea-level rise