Port Vila - On 3 August, the Ministry of Education and Training, in partnership with the Ministry of Climate Change and through the Vanuatu Institute of Technology (VIT) produced its first graduates in the newly introduced Climate Change & Disaster Risk Reduction CCDRR course
The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) though the Ministry of Climate Change continues to strengthen Vanuatu's capacity in Emergency Operations against catastrophic events in our Provinces.
Epi is the latest island to be provided climate proof buildings for the use of government departments and communities.
USP will be hosting its first-ever Climate Finance Workshop, a join initiative between the USAID's Adapt and Climate Ready Projects.
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The Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-hazards Department (VMGD) has received an award for excellence in disaster response at this year’s New Zealand Planning Institute (NZPI) awards ceremony held in Wellington, New Zealand last month.
Paramount Chief Maseiman of Pango, South Efate, and his community took the initiative to launch a Tsunami Siren, Tsunami Information Boards and Tsunami Evacuation Signs located in their village on 1st May 2017as the culmination of activities commemorating the arrival of Christianity to the shores
GCF 101 is a stripped-down guide to help people understand how the Fund works.
Early this year, a team of NIWA researchers, SPC technical staff and staff from the Vanuatu NDMO and Geoscience Division successfully implemented a case study design workshop in Port Vila and produced the risk tool design document which will be the blue print for the implementation of three case
Last year and this year saw the installation of tsunami warning systems around Port Vila and Luganville.