Day 3 – Friday 22 October 2010
After the driver takes me to the World Vision National Office I arrive just as their bi-weekly "devotions" are about to commence. The talk that day is around "work" -- Gerard starts his talk with a quote: "Find yourself something to do you like, and you'll never have to work another day in your life." Have I found such "work" yet? I think about the security briefing and the prospect of breathing my last here in PNG... Anyhow, after meeting Wendy on skype and letting her know that I'm alive and well (emphasis on "alive") I print my questionnaires, check my e-mail, then find a driver and rush off to conduct my first interview at the Office of Climate Change and Development. I also get myself a Digicel prepaid SIM card for my mobile phone. By and large I'm beginning to feel a bit more upbeat about this trip. The reception received by the World Vision National Director Curt, himself a Third Culture Kid, was warm and welcoming, I feel at home in this World Vision tribe...
This blog contains information about some of my research and international fieldwork projects. It features selected local-level interviews with individual respondents, including photos and stories. These eyewitness accounts suggest that several climate change impacts are already being felt by numerous developing communities. By engaging with affected communities at grassroots level the research seeks to raise policy options for more equitable climate change adaptation processes and outcomes.
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