THE PACIFIC WAY STORY - Building Resilient Communities in Tonga
Journey to Tonga to find out how the Secretariat of the Pacific Community is supporting the people of these Friendly Islands to adapt to climate change by using participatory, hands-on training approaches to diversify terrestrial food production systems in selected communities in Tongatapu, ‘Eua and Vava’u
In 2012 the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in partnership with the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), and the Ministry for Agriculture, Forestry, Food and Fisheries agreed to support the implementation of a regional project called the, “Vegetation and land cover mapping and improving food security for building resilience to a changing climate in Pacific island communities.”
The project is currently being implemented by six Pacific Island governments, including Tonga.
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Tongan nature provide fresh food from the ocean and land then Food that came off the container ship.
Koe moui oku omi he otua ae meakai mei tahi mo uta.Talu etau nofo mo kai pe meihe tau uta mo tahi oku moui lelei ange etau meakai he meakai fonua muli.Fiepoto mooni koe palangi.Tonu kenau oo osio he fonua muli koe fakaofa ae kakai homeless i Amelika mo Siaina mohe holo he loto hala.hahaha This foren need to dabble check there country it lot of homeless in western and Asia need to look at thy poor living around the world before they talk shit about our Island way of life.
While I recognize the fundamental environmental issues as a growing concern, I believe the main concerns for these islands in particular Tonga is an incompetent political environment with poor leadership that does not establish policies that will foster an environment to promote economic development. Having some sort of regulations on the sales and purchasing of these small enterprises and having some sort of relationship between these growers to help distribute the risks and target productivity.
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