AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCulture and Climate: Kiribati Minister Ruth Cross Kwansing is urging climate funders to recognize losses beyond homes and crops. On Marakei, king tides are exposing ancestral graves, flooding food gardens and threatening songs and traditions passed down through generations. Earhart Expedition: The Taraia Object team is midway from Tarawa to Nikumaroro aboard a Kiribati National Shipping Line vessel, searching a lagoon for a possible clue to Amelia Earhart’s disappearance. Clean Water: UNICEF Aotearoa’s Pacific ‘Fits Day on October 15 invites workplaces to celebrate Pasifika culture while raising funds for water and sanitation projects in Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Protecting Tarawa: Australia is putting $3 million toward Pacific coastal resilience, including protection for the East Micronesia undersea cable landing site in Tarawa. Keeping Stories Alive: New Zealand oral history grants will support a project preserving Kiribati cultural knowledge.
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