Workshops and training are seen as crucial at the local scale to build communities' capacity to take action and to integrate climate change considerations to the broader development processes , although purely workshop-based short-term capacity building in adaptation has been questioned . More interactive community engagement strategies could include 'participatory three-dimensional modelling , participatory video, development of photo journals, and civil society plans'  that enables broader engagement. In Fiji, Laje Rotuma youth ecocamps have been used to engage younger Fijians to understand adaptation and increasing environmental stewardship with good outcomes . In Palau, Camp Ebiil provides a culturally based platform for younger generations to learn about nature and culture in an interactive camp . Vanuatu's Volunteer Rainfall Observer Network, in turn, engages volunteers to record their rainfall observations, demonstrating the use of IKLK that can be integrated with contemporary weather forecasting . Likewise, initiatives such as ePOP Petites Ondes Participatives aim to develop a citizen network to share environmental information . Across the Pacific, projects such as the European Union Pacific Technical Vocational Education and Training on Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Adaptation Project  have sought to increase the capacity of Pacific islanders in disaster risk management and climate adaptation .
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