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A woman and man wearing matching red-and-white patterned clothing stand together in a tropical garden in Fiji.
UNDP Pacific Office in Fiji

Emergency alerts can be inaccessible to people with disabilities in Fiji. Inclusive warning systems can help close the gap.

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Climate hazards are intensifying in Fiji. Stronger early warning systems will help communities act before disasters strike.
Large group of people posing for a photo in front of a building entrance with banners.
The project will ensure early warning systems are designed together with communities, from hazard monitoring to community-level response.
People walking along a rural road lined with damaged homes and storm-affected vegetation in the aftermath of a tropical cyclone.
Fiji’s first GCF-approved project will ensure all Fijians have access to timely and actionable information before climate-related disasters strike.
A damaged school with scattered books and makeshift shelters in the background after a climate disaster.
Fiji's first GCF project proposal, Early Warning for All, aims to enhance early warning systems, a crucial step in boosting resilience to climate…
Fiji's Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management, Isoa Talemaibua.