Focussing on more resilient infrastructure in Fiji to help communities cope with the increased risk from natural disasters.

How does working with knowledge holders in Solomon Islands lead to preserving customs and culture in the face of climate change?

For more than ten years, people have been voluntarily relocating from Carteret Islands in Papua New Guinea and now they’re slowly running out of time to make the move.

How flooding in Fiji is having flow-on effects on markets and the availability of some fruit and vegetables across the country.

A marine conservation group in Papua New Guinea has been focusing on diversity and learning how local women are changing the way they think about their work.

Putting the focus on getting the messaging and translations right when it comes to natural disasters in the Pacific. 

How the weather service in Tonga has been including traditional knowledge into forecasts and how that’s been received by the community.

The international court of justice needs stories from people living in the Pacific to inform an advisory opinion due in 2025.

Millions of dollars of aid makes it way to the Pacific every year, so what does that look like on the ground for those communities who need it, especially after natural disasters?

The Yasawa Islands are one of the most exposed and isolated areas in Fiji, so how will the government help this idyllic archipelago, especially after a natural disaster?