Description
This 8 minute TV drama tells the story of a man who refuses to help his wife maintain their clean water supply and the consequences when a cyclone hits. This video was developed by the Action Against Climate Change (A2C2), a Pacific Media Assistance Scheme (PACMAS) initiative showcasing 'voices of youth' to raise awareness about local climate change solutions.
You can stream the video from the PACMAS Website, via YouTube or via Vimeo.
Produced by the students of Central School in Vanuatu for a Pacific Media Assistance Scheme (PACMAS) initiative, with funding from the Australian Government's Pacific-Australia Climate Change Science and Adaptation Planning Initiative. A2C2 is implemented by Apidae Development Innovations. PACMAS is funded by the Australian Government and managed by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
Also known as: "Women and men are affected differently by climate change", "We talk too much but you gotta listen!- A gender and climate change story".
| Publication Year | 2 013 |
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| Language | English |
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| Rights Statement | Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2013. This may be reproduced in full, not part, for any educational or non-commercial purpose, and attributed to the Pacific Media Assistance Scheme (PACMAS). |
| Attribution Statement | Nasak, M., Bule, M., Vuke, C., Jacob, R., Abbil, F. 2013), Action Against Climate Change Vanuatu: Gender and Climate Change. online video, ABC International, Produced by the students of Central School in Vanuatu for the Pacific Media Assistance Scheme (PACMAS), https://vimeo.com/80597052, http://youtu.be/K2w7mtylkPM |
| General Note | Custodian: Kate Raseta [email protected] |
| Publisher | Australian Broadcasting Corporation International |
| Variant Title | "Women and men are affected differently by climate change".
"We talk too much but you gotta listen!- A gender and climate change story" |
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| Climate Change Topic | |
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