🏝️Tuvalu is the world's fourth smallest country by land area. New funding comes at a critical time when efforts to ramp up climate action must be stepped up. ✅ Find out how a new phase of the TCAP project is scaling up coastal resilience efforts buff.ly/4e9tVQj

🏝️ The livelihood of people on Tuvalu’s outer Island of Nanumea depends mostly on livestock rearing of pigs and chickens as well as fishing. 🎥 Find out how this project is supporting new infrastructure to protect food security and life of the island: buff.ly/4exMNsm

🏝️Tuvalu is the world's fourth smallest country by land area. This new funding comes at a critical time, when efforts to ramp up climate action must be stepped up. ✅ Find out how a new phase of the TCAP project is taking its holistic approach further buff.ly/3ZZsr72

🏝️ Sea level rise is a major threat to people in Tuvalu and ecosystems on the island. ✅ Find out how a new phase of the TCAP project is taking its holistic approach further, to set a precedent for coastal resilience efforts globally. buff.ly/3ZUO6x4.

Upon completion of the first phase of TCAP, the Kaupule will take responsibility for the operation and maintenance of the completed infrastructure with the support from local government and a designated minister from Nanumea. Find out more here: buff.ly/40a2YaP

This morning the Government of Tuvalu and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Pacific Office, together with development partners and community members, celebrated the official handover of 7.3 hectares of reclaimed land from the first phase of the TCAP project.

🎉 The TCAP team is marking the handover of 7.3 hectares of reclaimed land under the TCAP project to the government of Tuvalu with a ceremony this week. Find out more and join our newsletter buff.ly/3YCVegp

📢 With Prime Minister Hon. Feleti Teo, we have broken ground on further land reclamation in Tuvalu 🇹🇻🌴. TCAP-II marks a significant step in bolstering resilience against climate change backed by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade 🇳🇿 and the Department of State 🇺🇸. buff.ly/3YGl8Qy

7.3 hectares of reclaimed land has been handed over to the Tuvalu Government 🇹🇻 by UNDP Pacific Office in Fiji. This handover ceremony marks a significant milestone in Tuvalu's coastal adaptation efforts by the TCAP project, funded by Green Climate Fund and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 🇦🇺. More images here: buff.ly/4fpl7pz

✅ This state-of-the-art online hazard and risk dashboard is designed to support communities in Tuvalu to mitigate risks to the growing impacts of climate change, pinpointing exposure to rising seas on a house-by-house scale for safe planning buff.ly/3AxFJNN

🌊Within a few clicks, anyone can zoom into specific locations on any island in Tuvalu, to see how wave impacts and sea level rise may affect the nation. This free #digital hazard platform allows communities to track how shorelines have shifted over time. buff.ly/3AxFJNN

🌍 It is commonly thought that sea level rise information already exists in the Pacific, but much of the data available is outdated. Before TCAP, no other climate change project had even measured land height above sea level across Tuvalu: buff.ly/3AxFJNN

✅ TCAP-II will protect approximately 800 metres of vulnerable shoreline along the southern lagoon of Fogafale Island, where nearly half of Tuvalu's 12,000 population resides. Find out more here: buff.ly/3YGl8Qy

🌊 In response to rising sea levels, Tuvalu is shifting towards more proactive vertical adaptation solutions, designed to match the scale of the challenges ahead. Find out more: buff.ly/4i5D5Q6

Fantastic to welcome Senator Sue Lines and fellow senators to the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project in Funafuti 🇹🇻 earlier this week. UNDP greatly appreciates the support of the people and Government of Australia in furthering coastal protection efforts in Tuvalu. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺

Together with Pacific Community and Tuvalu Meteorological Service, TCAP’s training efforts in Nui and Vaitupu among men, women, youth and people with disabilities aim to improve knowledge of coastal inundation risks and sea level rise. Next year, the team will visit other outer islands.

🏝️ By capturing the shift of Tuvalu’s shorelines in response to weather and climate conditions, storms, and human activities, it is possible to understand which areas may become more vulnerable to erosion or flooding in future. ✅ Find out more: buff.ly/4ftCR2C

🌊Recognizing the severe threat that climate change poses to marine communities, find out how partners are coming together, supporting communities to build resilience to impacts of coastal flooding in Tuvalu: buff.ly/4ftCR2C

Growing up in Tuvalu, Feagaiga Penivao has always been dedicated to safeguarding Tuvalu from the increasing impacts of climate change. ✅ Find out how TCAP has supported him to pursue a master's degree in environmental science: buff.ly/3BpwJuB

Protecting arable land and crops in Tuvalu 🇹🇻 from being destroyed through saltwater intrusion; safeguarding drinking water: these are part of Feagaiga Penivao's work every day. Find out how he is safeguarding life on the island nation: buff.ly/3BpwJuB