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What Pacific women want global climate advocates to hear before COP31
Chelsea Huggett, Diana Gonzalez Botero, Doris Tulifau and Nalini Singh
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- 27 Sept 2026
Pacific women activists have a message for COP31: stop calling us victims, fund us directly and give us real decision-making power over water and climate solutions.DisclosureThis research was developed by WaterAid Australia and led by the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology Sydney, with support from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Swedish International Development Agency.About the author/sChelsea HuggettChelsea Huggett is Head of Strategy at WaterAid Australia, leading programming, research and advocacy on climate, WASH and gender equality and rights.Diana Gonzalez BoteroDiana Gonzalez is Research Principal at the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney.Doris TulifauDoris Tulifau is the Founder and CEO of Brown Girl Woke, a Pacific feminist and youth-led organization based in Samoa.Nalini SinghNalini Singh is the Executive Director of the Fiji Women’s Rights Movement.
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