Small Islands in Big Oceans

Small Island Development States (SIDS) appear on the map as little dots of green in vast stretches of blue. In popular culture, they take turns appearing as idyllic holiday destinations… and as tiny landmasses always on the verge of drowning under rising sea level.
Just how exposed are these island nations to climate change effects? What makes them extra vulnerable? How are they dealing with this threat? We speak to IHE Delft’s Erik de Ruiter van Steveninck.
(If you are from a Small Island Developing State–SIDS–here is a fellowship opportunity for you to study water management at IHE Delft: www.un-ihe.org/sids-fellowships-1 )

Listen to the podcast on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-622446535/small-islands-large-oceans

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/13NH7F6b1zF1G0hm40huBv

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Water and Development Partnership  
Tags
DUPC  
Date
February 17, 2022  
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Language
English 
Region
Global 
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