In the fifth episode of Turning the Tide: Climate Champions, Palauan diplomat Ngedikes Olai Uludong shares her experience representing small island developing states in the global arena and explains why preserving islands' cultural traditions and identities is so important in the fight against climate change.

Episode 5: Cultural identity, small island states, and climate change with Ngedikes Olai Uludong

Climate Champions is a four-part audio series from Devex focusing on climate change and small island developing states. Each episode we'll be speaking to people from different island nations about how climate change is affecting their communities, and the innovative ways they're dealing with it.

This audio miniseries is part of our wider Turning the Tide series, which you can visit at turningthetide.devex.com.

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Climate Champions is a four-part audio series from Devex focusing on climate change and small island developing states. Each episode we'll be speaking to people from different island nations about how climate change is affecting their communities, and the innovative ways they're dealing with it. This audio miniseries is part of our wider Turning the Tide series, which you can visit at turningthetide.devex.com.

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Episode 5: Cultural identity, small island states, and climate change with Ngedikes Olai Uludong

Episode 5: Cultural identity, small island states, and climate change with Ngedikes Olai Uludong