II179-Islands Working Towards a ‘Self-Sustaining’ Future??
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CEO @ Island Innovation | Strategy Advisor | Speaker | Islands, Sustainability, Energy & Climate
Niue works towards 'self-sustaining' future with New Zealand
New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon visited Niue to mark 50 years of self-governance. Niue MP Emani Lui emphasized the goal of economic self-sufficiency with New Zealand's support. Discover Niue's journey towards a self-sustaining future.
ECOWAS Commission Supports Vulnerable Fishing Communities in Santiago Island
On its 49th anniversary, the ECOWAS Commission donated cooler boxes to support 100 vulnerable fishing families on Santiago Island, Cabo Verde. This initiative aims to improve livelihoods and demonstrates ECOWAS's commitment to member states' welfare. Discover how this effort enhances community sustainability
Wahine Māori surgeon gets $300k boost for breast cancer research
Dr. Maxine Ronald, a wahine Māori breast cancer surgeon, received a $300,000 fellowship to address health disparities among wāhine Māori and Pasifika women. This initiative aims to enhance Māori leadership in breast cancer research and improve survival outcomes. Explore how Dr. Ronald's work will influence health equity.
Make Malta your new office! Everything you need to know
Malta has emerged as a sought-after destination for remote workers and digital nomads, boasting modern amenities, scenic landscapes, and a lively expat community. The Nomad Residence Permit, administered by the Residency Malta Agency , enables non-EU individuals to reside and work remotely in Malta, with recent updates to income requirements and stay durations. Discover how you can make Malta your new workspace and explore more about the program here
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The Caribbean Climate Justice Leaders Academy at SIDS4
Riddhi Samtani , a participant in last year's Caribbean Climate Justice Leaders Academy highlighted the significance of regional collaboration and education in empowering youth voices for climate justice during the SIDS4 side event, "Amplifying action in the call for climate justice."
The Caribbean Climate Justice Leaders Academy aims to enrich its upcoming edition through extensive engagement with changemakers in Antigua. Notably, the top 5 participants will earn a unique opportunity to attend COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, reinforcing their advocacy on a global stage.
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Aboriginal land managers restoring Bass Strait island lungtalanana to pre-colonial conditions facing big hurdles
Aboriginal land managers face significant challenges restoring lungtalanana (Clarke Island) in Bass Strait to its pre-colonial state, struggling with dwindling funds and the absence of native species crucial to cultural significance. Learn more about their efforts and how you can support this vital restoration project.
If This Is To Be The Pacific Century, We Must Listen To The People Of The Islands
The Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture in Hawaii sparks crucial dialogues about the future of Pacific islands. Drawing parallels to Ursula K. Le Guin's "Those Who Walk Away From Omelas," the event raises awareness about sacrifices made for collective happiness. Explore how this cultural gathering amplifies voices advocating for Pacific island communities.
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