Pacific Prepared Podcast

Pacific Prepared Podcast

Por: Radio Australia
Disasters are inevitable but losing your life or home isn't. Learn what to do before, during and after disaster in this program aimed at helping you keep safe.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Pacific Prepared Podcast

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The impact the El Niño weather pattern could have on Tongan farmers 10/11/2023
Traditional knowledge shapes so much of how Samoans live and teaching that knowledge is equally as important 03/11/2023
Memories of the 2009 tsunami in Samoa and how it might have changed people’s views of natural disasters since 27/10/2023
‘We don’t have the people’: Lack of follow-up after natural disasters an ongoing issue in the Pacific 20/10/2023
Getting boating safety messages out to those who need them in Solomon Islands 13/10/2023
Samoan fishing industry feels the impacts of climate change and natural disasters 06/10/2023
Samoan organisation urging residents to get in early and check natural disaster preparations 29/09/2023
Lessons learned from the Tonga eruption and tsunami early warning system, and what that means for other Pacific countries 22/09/2023
‘We had no other option’ Fijian school moved because of rising sea levels 15/09/2023
Built from local materials, this Vanuatu home helped save lives during Cyclones Judy and Kevin 08/09/2023
How traditional knowledge of natural disasters in Vanuatu ruled before technology took over 01/09/2023
Gender inclusion aims to change thinking and keep cultural practices in the Tongan fishing industry 25/08/2023
Precise planning in Vanuatu for the some of the most unpredictable natural disasters in the world 18/08/2023
Fijian farmer struggles to keep family tradition alive as changing weather patterns play havoc with crops 11/08/2023
Fijian students take on the challenge of pollution in one of the countries longest rivers 04/08/2023
Meet the Fijian researcher teaching communities accessible and more affordable solutions to combat climate change 28/07/2023
How living with a disability alters thinking when planning for natural disasters in the Pacific 21/07/2023
‘Worried about our families and our children’ Fijian village desperate for replacement seawall to help fight rising sea levels 14/07/2023
Why storytelling and sharing traditional knowledge is so important in the Pacific 07/07/2023
Fijian village turns to community for financial support to reclaim land lost to rising sea levels 30/06/2023
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