Adaptation Fund: Designated Authority Mr. Tine Leuelu Chair Person, NACCC Tuvalu Government, Funafuti (+688) 20815 Green Climate Fund: National Designated Authority His Excellency. Hon. Enele Sosene Sopoaga GCF website: www.greenclimate.fund/countries/-/Country-profile/tuvalu
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    Te KanivaTuvalu Climate Change Policy 2012

    "Te Kaniva" was the first Tuvalu climate change policy presented by the former Hon. Apisai Ielemia in 2012, refering to a "traditional travelling method of using stars and  daily weather patterns by our ancestors when they go on a long journey on a fishing expedition"  meaning that TCCP will help the nation chart a  way through the many impacts of climate change.
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    The Role of the Climate Change Department "Save Tuvalu to Save the World" The Climate Change Unit and National Disaster Management Office merged in May 2015. DCCD sits under the Office of the Prime Minister. It's mandate is to function as a national focal point for climate change and disaster risk management.  It's role and responsibilities are to;
    •  Integrate climate change and disaster resilience into national (and sector-specific) policies and projects
    •  Coordinate national responses to climate change and disaster risks
    • Support Tuvalu’s involvement in climate change negotiations  and disaster risk management platforms at the regional and international levels
     
    Post or visit Climate Change Department Ministry of Home Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Government of Tuvalu Partnership House P.O BOX 81 Vaiaku Funafuti Tuvalu   Key Contacts  Director of Climate Change and Disaster​ Ms Pepetua Latasi Phone (Office): +68820517 Email: platasi@gov.tv            climatechange@gov.tv            
    The Tuvalu Climate Change Portal is a partnership between the Tuvalu Government Depeartment of Climage Change and Disaster (DCCD) with the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP), supported by Australian Aid and technical assistance from Griffith University. It's aim is to enhance accessibility to relevant information on climate change and enable greater understanding on the role of the Department of Climate Change and Disaster in addressing climate change in the country by providing specific information that can be used by planners, practitioners and policy makers. The Department of Climate Change and Disaster takes reponsibility in ensuring a wider national audience is accessed to information, and it can be contacted if further information is required.  

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