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World Bicycle Day 2026: From Climate Justice to Climate Action in Vanuatu
Vanuatu has achieved a remarkable diplomatic victory on the world stage. Through its leadership at the United Nations General Assembly and international courts, it has helped advance the principle that states have responsibilities for climate change and obligations to...
There are no Big or Small People. We are all fish and the Voice of the Erakor Lagoon
The Erakor community is deeply grateful to the Erakor Lagoon. After thousands of years of sustaining the community, the lagoon is now, more than ever, at the centre of a united and determined effort to protect it. The fishing ban, established by the Council of Chiefs...
Eleven Years After Cyclone Pam: A Song for Humanity
On Friday 13 March 2015, the devastating Cyclone Pam struck Vanuatu. On Friday 13 March 2026: 11 years after. Superstitions apart, more than ever, the World has a lot to gain if listens to Vanuatu contributions to the Future of the Planet and Humanity. Entire...
COP30 Key takeaways
Every year since 1995 countries have met to negotiate their priorities for tackling climate change. This year, the conference of the parties (COP) was held in Belem, at the mouth of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. It was expected to be one of the most significant...
CONTRIBUTE TO THE ERAKOR LAGOON RESTORATION PLAN
This is an updated draft of the Erakor Lagoon Restoration Plan approved by the Erakor Council of Chiefs in 2022 As it aims to be a working document, it is published here to facilitate the accessibility to all stakeholders, allowing feedback, comments, ideas for...
Impact of environmental degradation on fisheries and livelihoods around Erakor Lagoon, Vanuatu
Abstract The environmental degradation of Erakor Lagoon, Vanuatu, driven by human activities such as pollution,overfishing, and development, threatens both biodiversity and local livelihoods. The lagoon’s deteriorating ecosystem has impacted fish populations and water...
Nature and Governance. Rethinking the Paradise’s Economy. Part II: Law Enforcement, Jobs and Revenue — The case of the Erakor Lagoon
Vanuatu’s diplomatic leadership in championing the connection between the climate crisis, human rights, and environmental protection is both remarkable and historic. Its initiatives have consistently sought to strengthen the international legal framework to serve the...
Nature and Governance: Rethinking the Paradise’s Economy. Part I – Nature: Vanuatu’s Greatest Asset
(picture David Kalsal planting mangroves. Credit Ekoftau Environment and Wellbeing Association Since the devastating earthquake of December 17, 2025, Vanuatu has once again shown the World its extraordinary resilience. Again, the people of this paradise rise from...
Vanuatu’s Climate Leadership and its appetite to sell more fossil fuels
Vanuatu has established itself as a prominent advocate for climate action, consistently supporting international efforts to mitigate climate change and transition towards renewable energy. 10 years after Tropical Cyclone PAM, the revival of a proposal to develop a...
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