Climate Champions is a four-part audio series from Devex focusing on climate change and small island developing states. Each episode we'll be speaking to people from different island nations about how climate change is affecting their communities, and the innovative ways they're dealing with it.This audio miniseries is part of our wider Turning the Tide series, which you can visit at turningthetide.devex.com.
Latest episodes
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Episode 6: Restoring a healthy ocean in the Maldives
In the sixth episode of the Climate Champions podcast, Devex talks with Shaha Hashim, field project manager for the Blue Marine Foundation, about the impact of climate change on th…
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18 min
Episode 5: Cultural identity, small island states, and climate change with Ngedikes Olai Uludong
In the fifth episode of Turning the Tide: Climate Champions, Palauan diplomat Ngedikes Olai Uludong shares her experience representing small island developing states in the global…
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Episode 4: The role of volunteering in climate action with Napoleone Drose
In episode four in the Turning the Tide: Climate Champions podcast, Devex talks with Napoleone Drose, former president of the WWF Pacific Volunteers Program in Fiji, on the impact…
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17 min
Episode 3: Engaging Pacific youths in climate action with Komal Narayan
In the first of two episodes looking at the role of young people and volunteering in small island developing states, we speak to Komal Narayan, climate activist and volunteer with…
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16 min
Episode 2: The complexity of climate-change induced migration with Anote Tong
Kiribati has one of the lowest carbon-emission footprints in the world. But, with the highest points of these 33 low-lying atolls rising to just a few meters above sea level, the c…
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Episode 1: A local approach to climate change in Jamaica with Suzanne Stanley
The Caribbean island of Jamaica is just one of many small island developing states under threat due to the impacts of climate change.Devex sat down with Suzanne Stanley, CEO of the…