Bridging Generations: Pacific elders and youth pioneer climate resilience solutions
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Bridging Generations and Gender Representation at COP28
| In the Pacific, community resilience took a centre stage, blending the wisdom of elders with the proactive engagement of youth to confront societal hurdles head-on. Led by Moderator Siosinamele Lui, a panel discussed the transformative impact of traditional knowledge in climate resilience. Esteemed speakers including Tagaloa Cooper, Salesa Nihmei, John Ruben, and Ofa Faanunu underscored the crucial role of Pacific youth in merging technology with traditional practices. Their insights showcased how this fusion not only informs decision-making but also advances scientific research.WATCH RECORDING |
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Island Innovation team members took the stage at COP28 to share their expertise. Arianna Abdul-Nour, our Project Manager, delved into the complex relationship between gender dynamics and climate change. Her key points included discussions on displacement, health challenges, and food insecurity, with a special emphasis on women as influential catalysts for change. The discussion underscored the crucial role of gender representation in international development, emphasising its pivotal contribution to shaping a sustainable future.
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