In Fiji, women's fishing knowledge is more than a cultural practice. It is a source of food, income and continuity for families and communities. It reflects a deep relationship with the sea and a long tradition of adapting to changing conditions. Through a Japan-funded unesco project, communities across Pacific and Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are working to safeguard #LivingHeritage as part of disaster risk reduction. The initiative documents local knowledge and cultural practices, connects communities with disaster management authorities and helps ensure these skills are passed on to future generations. The result is more than preservation. It is resilience in action. Discover how living heritage is helping communities build stronger futures. unescopacific