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We need inclusive outcomes at COP28, says Pacific Political Champion for Gender
Dec 5,2023
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Pacific countries dissect Loss and Damage Fund decision at COP28
Dec 5,2023
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Moemoana Schwenke continues climate advocacy work at COP28 as Miss Samoa
Dec 4,2023
Climate Change Resilience
Indigenous communities in Brazil facing loss and damage challenges similar to Pacific communities
Dec 4,2023
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Samoa, as Chair of AOSIS, remains hopeful for stronger, bolder climate action at COP28
Dec 3,2023
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Fiji calls for herculean effort on climate finance, including Loss and Damage Fund
Dec 3,2023
Climate Change Resilience
Solomon Islands welcomes historic Loss and Damage Fund capitalisation
Dec 3,2023
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“Our actions today will determine the legacy we leave for future generations” – Cook Islands at COP28
Dec 3,2023
Climate Change Resilience
Tuvalu’s climate resilience and leadership shared on world stage at COP28
Dec 3,2023
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This is a defining moment, time to deliver, Niue Premier tells COP28
Dec 3,2023
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Kiribati Youth Rising with Resilience in the face of Climate Change
Dec 3,2023
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Cook Islands visit impacts President of UN General Assembly, spotlights loss of culture and history of Pacific countries
Dec 2,2023
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