CLIPSSA
Pacific climate,
Local Knowledge
and Adaptation
Strategies
CLIPSSA
Pacific climate, Local Knowledge and Adaptation Strategies
Strengthening knowledge and capacities for climate change adaptation in the South Pacific.
New
Caledonia
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French
polynesia
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News
05/11/2024
Discover the CLIPSSA project in 2min30!
Find out more about the CLIPSSA regional project, which is helping to tackle the specific climate challenges facing the Pacific islands. >Read moreNews
25/02/2026
The Conversation and CLIPSSA
In an article published in The Conversation, researchers from the CLIPSSA project, Catherine Sabinot, ethnoecologist and anthropologist, and Maya Leclercq, postdoctoral researcher in anthropology explain how local knowledge serves as a powerful tool for adaptation and resilience in the face of climate change impacts across Pacific island territories. >Read more05/11/2024
Discover the CLIPSSA project in 2min30!
Find out more about the CLIPSSA regional project, which is helping to tackle the specific climate challenges facing the Pacific islands.25/02/2026
C Nature Conference: Observe, innovate and share
Farmers in the Pacific confronting climate change On 2 December 2025 at 6 p.m., the South Province auditorium hosted a C’Nature conference dedic[...]25/02/2026
The TOPOS project: a unique journey through identities and landscapes
The project leaders: Crédits photos@ Aurelia Stéphanie RABAULT (UNC) Project Manager for Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Catherine SABINOT ([...]25/02/2026
French Polynesia Symposium: Food and Culinary Tourism in Oceania
When food sovereignty becomes a lever for sustainable development The international and multidisciplinary symposium dedicated to food and touri[...]05/11/2024
Discover the CLIPSSA project in 2min30!
Find out more about the CLIPSSA regional project, which is helping to tackle the specific climate ch[...]25/02/2026
C Nature Conference: Observe, innovate and share
Farmers in the Pacific confronting climate change On 2 December 2025 at 6 p.m., the South Province a[...]25/02/2026
The TOPOS project: a unique journey through identities and landscapes
The project leaders: Crédits photos@ Aurelia Stéphanie RABAULT (UNC) Proj[...]25/02/2026
French Polynesia Symposium: Food and Culinary Tourism in Oceania
When food sovereignty becomes a lever for sustainable development The int[...]News
05/11/2024
Discover the CLIPSSA project in 2min30!
Find out more about the CLIPSSA regional project, which is helping to tackle the specific climate challenges facing the Pacific islands.25/02/2026
The Conversation and CLIPSSA
In an article published in The Conversation, researchers from the CLIPSSA project, Catherine Sabinot, ethnoecologist and anthropologist, and Maya Leclercq, postdoctoral researcher in anthropology expl[...]25/02/2026
C Nature Conference: Observe, innovate and share
Farmers in the Pacific confronting climate change On 2 December 2025 at 6 p.m., the South Province auditorium hosted a C’Nature conference dedicated to agriculture and adaptation to climate chan[...]25/02/2026
The TOPOS project: a unique journey through identities and landscapes
The project leaders: Crédits photos@ Aurelia Stéphanie RABAULT (UNC) Project Manager for Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Catherine SABINOT ([...]25/02/2026
French Polynesia Symposium: Food and Culinary Tourism in Oceania
When food sovereignty becomes a lever for sustainable development The international and multidisciplinary symposium dedicated to food and touri[...]Contact
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