@PCCMHS

@pccmhs

Official twitter account of the Pacific Climate Change Migration and Human Security programme. Implemented by: IOM, ESCAP, ILO, OHCHR, PDD & PIFS.

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    Aug 2

    "Where next for ?" Come hear share the region's perspective for &D and beyond.

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    Jul 29

    Today, ILO completed a series of validation workshops for the Seasonal Worker Schemes review report with key stakeholders from Australia 🇦🇺New Zealand 🇳🇿 and 5 Pacific Island Countries 🇫🇯 🇰🇮🇼🇸🇹🇻🇻🇺 Read more 👉 Photo credit: RNZ

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  3. Jul 29

    📢We're hiring in Honiara ❗️❗️ If you are ▶️Interested in addressing climate related mobility ▶️Have a background in organizing consultations ▶️Are keen to engage on a regional project Reach out to us! Vacancy here:

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    Jul 29

    🇫🇯H.E. Prime Minister of , Mr Voreqe Bainimarma, opened a national consultation on human security implications of climate change related migration and displacement, which co-hosted with Ministry of Economy and .

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    “The Pacific Climate Change Migration and Human Security Program is critical to advance our regional solitary.” - H.E Hon. Voreqe Bainimarma, Prime Minister of Fiji Learn more about :
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    Jul 29

    “The Pacific Climate Change Migration and Human Security Program is critical to advance our regional solitary.” - H.E Hon. Voreqe Bainimarma, Prime Minister of Fiji Learn more about :

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  6. Jul 21

    Visionary statement by Mr. Shivanal Kumar during the national consultations on climate related mobility 🇫🇯

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  7. Jul 20

    Day 2: national consultations on Climate mobility 🇫🇯 🔵 presentation from Climate Change Division on Fiji’s climate mobility guidelines 🔵 guidelines adopt a human rights approach 🔵 Fiji was the first country in the world to establish a climate relocation trust fund

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  8. Jul 19

    Over 40 participants from government, and civil society joined us today for the national 🇫🇯consultations on climate mobility in Fiji: 🔵 policy development must be inclusive and grounded in the voices of the community. 🔵 need to strengthen existing laws to safeguard Fijians.

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  9. Jul 7

    We are grateful for the recognition of being mentioned by Hon. Mr Andrew Yatilman of FSM 🇫🇲 during the launch of the Good Practices in South-South and Triangular Cooperation for sustainable development of SIDS. ✅ 2 activities nominated for good practices contributions to SDG’s

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  10. Jul 5

    Ms Rokova of the Carteret Island 🇵🇬: 
“Currently 10 families have moved from Carteret Island to Tinputz and more families are willing to move due to the food Security concerns”

Food security is a serious challenge due to limited space for farm land and high salinity in soil

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  11. Jun 29

    3/3 Pacific Climate Change Migration-Human Security programme to discuss community concerns about environmental pressures and climate change and their experiences of these issues.

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  12. Jun 29

    2/3 Hannah Youth Group and Pango Youth Group. Emau island is being impacted by intensifying coastal erosion, water shortages and related social impacts, particularly in the villages of Wiana and Marrow. The trip included a community interview in Marrow village, as part of the

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  13. Jun 29

    1/3 IOM Vanuatu travelled to Emau island on Wednesday 16 June with the Vanuatu Climate Action Network, including members from Oxfam Vanuatu, the Vanua Tai Resource Monitors Network, Pacific Island Students Fighting Climate Change, Kokoriko Youth Group, Wan Smolbag Youth Centre,

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  14. Jun 23

    How are communities' notions included in our work? IOM Tuvalu hosted the Funafuti consultation to understand more....“We as women, we do not want to migrate or leave our land forever. Because we feel that we are connected to our land and we should stay back and look after it”

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  15. Jun 22

    civil society talanoa on opportunities for greater civil society engagement and action on climate mobility. ✅ Sharing a common understanding towards climate mobility ✅ amplifying the needs of marginalised groups most at risk to climate mobility. ✅ speaking with one voice

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  16. Jun 22

    Over 30 reps representing regional CSO’s, church leaders, academics and youth shared experiences on how climate mobility is impacting our our way of life in the Pacific. 🔵policy must be inclusive 🔵Govts must be accountable 🔵protect our cultural heritage for future generation

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    Jun 22

    TANGIO TUMAS & A-Team for great talanoa

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  18. Jun 21

    Day 1️⃣: civil society consultations currently underway - 🔵understanding what the current climate mobility trends in the Pacific? 🔵how do we support displaced communities impacted by climate change? 🔵what are the legal and policy gaps that exists?

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  19. Jun 17

    Coming up 🚨: next week we will be hosting our regional civil society consultations on climate mobility 📣🗣 stay tuned for more to come

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  20. Jun 16

    Happening now: PCCMHS team meeting in Suva. For two months the second wave of in Fiji may have prevented us from meeting physically, but our work continues! Thanks to all our dedicated partners and colleagues. And to everyone else: stay safe and 😷

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