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Kiribati joint implementation plan - for climate change and disaster risk management (KJIP)

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Kiribati's climate is hot and humid year round. This tropical climate is closely related to the temperature of the oceans surrounding the atolls and small islands. As a result of it inherent characteristics as an atoll nation, a least developed country, and with its fragile economy and environment, Kiribati is extremely vulnerable to climate change and has little capacity to cope with disaster.
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2019
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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)
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