Given the enormity of the #Pacific region’s #climatechange and #development challenges, Rebecca McNaught highlights the clear benefits of collaborative governance and building upon the rich collaborative problem-solving experiences to date. #PacificOutlook https://t.co/af6GVwpGkS
Submissions close Monday! Online and in person options. Lots of great sessions re: inclusive climate governance, adaptation decision making, climate resilient development pathways etc.
ok #climateadaptation crew: the coolest #adaptationscience conference of the year is closing submissions next Monday 30th January. Please do consider putting in abstracts and let's innovate in how adaptation can leapfrog and bounce forward 🥳! @Adapt_Alliance@WaspClimate
@QLD_ScienceWeek Definitely questions that we're all asking and working on at the moment post-floods! Such a need for the intersection of #science, policy, practice and local knowledge to #adapt.
"School buildings and other education infrastructure are disproportionately impacted by natural hazards in the Pacific when compared with other types of infrastructure"
https://t.co/myuVAPQcyu via @WB_AsiaPacific
"Australia is still in fossil fuel mode, not in crisis mode"...and "you can't negotiate with the science"... Mary Robinson tells it like it is @ #COP26.
An emotional Mary Robinson, Chair of @TheElders and former President of Ireland slams leaders for not being in crisis mode and blames Saudi Arabia for blocking @skynews#COP26 Today will be very important.
@PHBarnes36 If it is an ongoing arrangement: create an informed goal and vision as a team drawing upon a diverse set of capabilities and ensure time allocated to the task is part of their JD
@PHBarnes36 Listen deeply to a diversity of perspectives from the community, city, state and federal levels to better understand what options are going to work in these contexts
Congratulations @beckmcn. 3 years of research condensed into a 3 minute video (a must-watch for anyone managing partnerships and collaborations.
"There's no one-size-fits-all recipe for a collaborative arrangement."
"....perhaps we need professionals…https://t.co/4IEbAG1LKU
@DrEdMorgan presenting the @citiesres Adaptation Science team's initial research findings on #transformation at the QLD #Disaster Research Forum today - great work Ed! @DrJNalau @DrADedekorkut
"We (government, private sector and NGOs) need to work together and come up with solutions to feed and protect the health of our people." You're in our thoughts Fiji!
https://t.co/0kLtYpkvV7
We can't travel overseas, but our coal can. Time to think about what's truly in Australia's national interest as the world transitions away from coal. #JustTransition
https://t.co/jPS6PzuJy4.
The Pacific Resilience Partnership (PRP) invites young artists from Pacific Island Countries and territories to submit entries for these competitions below!!! Last day to send in your entries is 14 June 2021.
Stand out #resilience message @renewfestbyron: language matters. Bringing communities together under the topic of #disaster can be difficult. Using a common language of ‘thriving’ and ‘connecting’ and having fun attracts more interest and engages more orgs in a common vision.
It's Red Cross and Red Crescent Day!
Over 190 countries.
Nearly 14 million volunteers.
Millions of staff worldwide.
Today, we pay tribute to the work of all those who risk their lives to help others in need.
Thank you ❤️
#RedCrossDay#RedCrescentDay
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Great summary of Dame Meg Taylor's legacies in the #Pacific Islands Forum by Greg Fry. Demonstrating inclusive governance practices being one of them. https://t.co/LaxUN3hyGV
2. The insistence that “today’s zero-carbon technologies are more expensive than their fossil-fuel counterparts”.
That’s false. See this report from Lazard (and associated graphic): https://t.co/YtR1O5aso1