Kiwa Initiative:
building resilience to climate change through NbS

A look back at the first three years of the PERENNE project - Protection and restoration of the riverine forests of the Néra, on its three aspects of action: knowing / repairing / sharing, and on its formidable community of action.

For the past 5 years, the Kiwa Initiative has supported nature-based adaptation projects across the Pacific. This video showcases key actions up to May 2025, featuring voices from project leaders and communities. Since then, 17 new projects have been added.

Healthy coastal ecosystems such as mangroves and beach vegetation protect Pacific Islands communities from floods, storms, and erosion, and support biodiversity and livelihoods.

Removing and controlling invasive pests like rats and weeds helps restore our native landscapes and protect our food.

The crucial importance of incorporating a human rights risk assessment into projects based on NbS.

Andy George, Executive Director of Kosrae Conservation and Safety Organization.

Patterson Shed, Pohnpei Director at OneReef Micronesia.

Presentation of the new local projects of the Kiwa Initiative in 2023: 5 OCT and 4 ACP.

Presentation of the 9 local projects already signed in the ACP.

Kiwa Capacity Building Needs Assessment Webinar.

For Climate change adaptation of Pacific communities.

Pacific Organic Learning Farms Network.

Solomon Islands Government - PEBACC+.

Integrated Watershed Management Project.

Our donors take the floor.