00:02Maridha Malumudha is 66, and for more than five years, this tent has been her home.
00:09When it rains heavily, it feels like we're living in a balloon because we can see the parts of the
00:15tent bulging where it's filling up.
00:18Her village Nambavatu was declared unsafe in 2021 after two cyclones cracked the ground beneath it.
00:25Thirty-seven tents were meant to be temporary, but villagers are still waiting for housing.
00:31This is how people living in the tent, like everything has to be done inside.
00:35Maridha's son, Sami Veliko, moved home from the city to look after her.
00:40We are getting the effect of climate change. We are the vulnerable people, the Pacific people.
00:48Across the island, Vonidongaloa moved inland in 2014, the first village in Fiji relocated because of rising seas.
00:57And their former headman says many are still waiting for houses.
01:02Still we are hearing cries of people. They need help.
01:06Climate finance is a priority at this week's pre-Cop talks in Fiji and Tuvalu.
01:12And villages like these are why Fiji invited world leaders to see the damage firsthand.
01:18Take back what they see, looking at the effects of climate change from Fiji's point of view.
01:27Mbavatu is the first move the state has run under Fiji's relocation rules, paid for from a government trust fund.
01:36Long awaited houses are promised by the end of the year.
01:41I can see the new village every day from here, and I wish they would hurry up so we can
01:46move there.
01:47Let's start with the presence on the internet.
01:47It's a bit.
01:48Let's start with the остан.
01:48Let's start with the water cleaned.
01:48Let's expand it.
01:48Let's start with another set of trees.
01:49Let's take it.
