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Title Buccoo Reef Trust. Islands on the Edge. Approx 22 minutes. Buccoo Reef Trust. The Burning Agenda. Approx 30 minutes CANARI. 2009. Communicating climate change: A toolbox for local organisations in the Caribbean. Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago: Caribbean Natural Resources Institute Available for download from http://www.canari.org Format Video Target Audience (Primary) Caribbean NGOs and CBOs 28 Summary Description how the project activities might affect them. Finally, module 7 allows practitioners to identify project adjustments or develop new activities to improve the impact of the organisation on both adaptive capacities and greenhouse gas emissions. Documentary film that looks at what climate change means for Caribbean communities using footage from the region and interviews with expert scientists. Video General public This film was made for Caribbean TV to explain the threats of climate change and the opportunities for the region to engage with this problem. Includes interviews with regional leaders, scientists and farmers Print Caribbean NGOs and CBOs Developed to help local (nongovernmental, community based, and grassroots) organisations become more effective in telling their climate change stories and making their voices heard in lobbying and advocating for the policies, laws and other actions necessary to mitigate and adapt to climate change at the international, regional, national and local levels. It sets out a range of tools and approaches for effective communication about issues relating to climate change. The focus is on tools and Comments +Caribbean specific material +Includes voices of experts and “ordinary” people +Caribbean specific material +Includes voices of experts and “ordinary” people ±Focuses on communications +Caribbean specific material
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