Brutal realities of climate change loss and damage come to life in IIED animations
IIED has launched a series of three animations that depict the deep and personal loss and damage caused by climate change in the least developed countries – stories that, too often, go untold or unheard.
The first animation in the series comes from the Solomon Islands. Young climate activists Gladys Habu and Solomon Yeo share how the relentless impacts of climate change are destroying their beautiful islands.
The second in the three-part series is narrated by meteorologist and UN climate negotiator, Gabriel Kpaka, and shows the devastating loss and damage caused by climate change being experienced first-hand by people of Freetown, Sierra Leone.
The third and final animation launching soon will feature the story of loss and damage in Rwanda. Watch the animations In English, Solomon Islands Pijin and Sierra Leonean Krio, as well as behind the scenes footage on the making of the animations on IIED's YouTube Channel.
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