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Poverty and climate change in the Pacific. - Coggle Diagram

- - - - No land
- - - - leading to the youngsters to work and earn money to pay household income
        
        relates to children from low-income households dropping out of school, resulting in a lack of education and future qualifications
  - - - which makes it difficult for young people to find work
- - - - New Zealand has provided a 150-million-dollar practical package to assist the Pacific, which includes infrastructure and tools, climate hazard mapping and risk planning, personalised climate information to support priority sectors, projects to combat invasive species, improved access to international finance, and 5.6 million dollars for a Tuvalu-specific climatic change task
  - - - one out of every four families living in poverty.
  - - - The members of SPREP have identified four primary areas of climate change work: Strengthen meteorological and climatological abilities, improve climate variability understanding, support climate change adaptation and prevention, and provide technical and legal advice.