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UNICEF Pacific  Medium Blog 

Asenaca Manono took the cyclone warnings seriously and moved her family immediately to the evacuation centre before Cyclone Winston hit the town of Ba.

UNICEF Pacific  Medium Blog 

Ateca Naquva lies on her neighbor's floor surrounded by her grandchildren. Her 11-month old namesake Ateca (in blue jumper) sits nearby, oblivious to the sacrifice her grandmother made when Cyclone Winston tore down their home and the walls collapsed in on them.

UNICEF Pacific  Medium Blog 

A bearded man with a gentle smile looks up from hammering a tent stake into the ground and says “Bula” as we pull up to the school building. 

Master Shahin Hussein straightens up and surveys his efforts

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UNICEF Pacific  Medium Blog 

Giving birth to healthy twins is hard enough, doing it in the middle of a Category 5 Cyclone requires a special kind of determination and bravery.

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South Pacific Tourism Organisation Medium Blog 

In the deep blue Fijian waters of the Lomaiviti archipelago, there sits the coral cay that is Leleuvia Island Resort, a 68,000 square metre islet that is adopting and implementing sustainable tourism practices because they understand that acting locally impacts globally.

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South Pacific Tourism Organisation Medium Blog 

Located north of Fiji and south of Kiribati is the tiny Pacific island nation of Tuvalu home to 10,000 Tuvaluans who call this dot which is made up of three reef islands and six true atolls, it’s been home for generations. 

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