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Act for Peace in Fiji

Act for Peace’s project partner the Ecumenical Centre for Research Education & Advocacy (ECREA) is working to empower the people of Fiji and give them a stronger voice in their communities. By allowing communities to take a more active role in education, settlement, and other issues, Fijians are able to work toward a higher quality of life that is not likely to be provided by their government.

One of the goals of this program is to develop plans for extreme weather events in order to minimise destruction and loss of life, while simultaneously teaching Fijians how to plan for and find solutions to the issues that they face.

6,240 individuals will be given this training and 468 villages will benefit from this project. 3,000 school children provided will also be provided with education materials and given training so they can become future advocates for reducing disasters due to intensifying climate patterns in the Pacific Islands.

Click here to read about how monthly giving by Act for Peace Partners is helping to promote harmony, understanding and good communication among youth in Fiji, and here to read about how villagers are acting to control hazardous storm surges.


$50
can allow a Fijian youth to attend a peace-building workshop
  can skill each member of a ten-person village committee with disaster preparedness training
  can allow a young person to undertake a two month peace building, conflict transformation and inter-cultural communication course that will enable them to take a leadership role in their own community. 




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