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Fiji’s Nabavatu Landslide Survivors Finally Find Permanent Housing After Years of Climate Disaster Displacement - Commonwealth Union
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Fiji’s Nabavatu Landslide Survivors Finally Find Permanent Housing After Years of Climate Disaster Displacement - Commonwealth Union
On July 9, 2026, the suffering families of Fiji have found a glimpse of light at the end of a lengthy and challenging path. Following the landslides that occurred six years earlier because of Cyclone Ana and made it impossible for them to continue their lives in the ruined village in Nabavatu in Macuata Province, the families are now ready to move to their new place of residence, which will provide them with a chance to live their normal lives a…
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