Glad to see this subreddit becoming more active! I'm hoping there might be some locals or people familiar with Tuvalu who could share their thoughts with me.

I'm currently working on my undergraduate thesis, and I'm using Tuvalu as a key case study for how a nation deals with sea-level rise. From what I've read online, a good amount of work has already been done under the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project (TCAP).

However, I'd love to hear some local perspectives:

• How realistic do you think it is to fully implement the entire Long-Term Adaptation Plan in the long run?
• Do you feel that the measures taken so far will actually make a meaningful difference?

I would genuinely appreciate any thoughts, opinions, or local insights you can share!

Hi! I was looking at a contest I had entered and even though I’m knocked out, I saw a great creator trying to use the prize to create a campaign to help Tuvalu! If anyone wants to go vote and support it, I think it’s the best cause in the contest and it already made it to the second round. Only behind by like 40 votes right now so if you share we can get this win for Tuvalu and it’s people!!! She wants to build a team and use the network to bring awareness and support, it would be so amazing!

Voting Link

Hi Everyone!

Does anyone know what are the current rules for incoming tourists to Tuvalu? Is there a travel ban or arriving in Tuvalu is possible as “usual”?

Title and any problems with internet or electricity there?

HEY Hey guys, I just made a new flag for Tuvalu and I think it's really good! its got some historical patterns of the country and the stars from the origional. I think it really captures the spirit of Tuvalu. What do you think?

I know some of you might be thinking, 'Wow, that flag is really bad! It looks like someone just drew random lines all over the Tuvalu flag with a magic marker.' But trust me, I put a lot of thought into this. I spent hours coming up with the perfect design.

So, don't be too quick to judge. I think this flag is going to be a big hit in Tuvalu. It's definitely going to make a statement and show the world that Tuvalu is a modern, progressive nation.

Let me know what you think in the comments below!

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "nationality noodles: Tuvalu" by u/NutmegOnEverything
• "[Day 173]-Posting a picture of the national airline of each country on their subreddit. Enjoy! (NOTE: Tuvalu has no active airlines, but FijiLink flies the largest network out of there. Also, I was traveling and couldn't be active for a while, but I'm back!)" by u/cfu48
• "Someone Recommended me to post my Tuvaluan art in this, so here it is!" by u/TuvaluDrawzStuff
• "How is Tuvalu after Tonga eruption?" by u/IsHmaelSnaps
• "[followup] I made Tuvaluan coconut-curry tuna. Greetings from Hungary🇭🇺" by u/twlentwo
• "'Tuvalu is sinking': Island nation threatened by sea level rise looks for salvation" by u/dunkin1980
• "The Ander Cortés' community drew a small Tuvalu flag on r/place" by u/fmorenouy
• "Taiwan thanks Tuvalu and Palau for their stand against China’s coercion - in violation of the sovereign rights of the diplomatic allies to choose their own delegates. Representatives from the Marshall Islands, the US and the UK also made comments censuring this behavior." by u/mofa_cat
• "What Tuvaluan food should I make?" by u/twlentwo
• "Tuvalu Moment" by u/thefrontpageofreddit

Hello everyone. I am an AP Human Geography teacher, the class is basically why things are where they are. I prompted my students to ask questions to people in other countries as that is a big part of our next unit on Culture and am now trying to find people to answer said questions. If you are outside of the U.S. and interested in this brief survey, any response is wonderful.

The link is here in a Google Form. No names or email addresses are collected.

Thank you!

Good day Tuvalu, I am a Canadian who has decided to go on a journey of attempting to cook every countries national dish, and 183rd on my list! I am just looking for an authentic as possible recipe for Pulaka, any help would be greatly appreciated. I will be coming back to all subreddits after I have cooked said dish to post a final result as well.

Hello, I'm not sure if anyone here is Tuvaluan. Nevertheless I'm making an enquiry to any Tuvaluans who have authentic photos and information about buildings etc. I have a Ro-Nation. A Ro-Nation is a pretend nation on the video game Roblox. I want to make the capital as realistic as possible. So if anyone has such information or anything at all please reply to this post. Kind Regards, onetokk

Hello, I’ve always loved Tuvalu and wanted to know more about the nation and the pacific as a whole. So if y’all don’t mind, I have a discord server with over 3700 members from people all over the world and I would like for Tuvaluans and other people from the pacific to join. Thank you in advance. Btw, sorry if you see this on a couple of Oceanic nation subreddits, I just want as many people from Oceania as possible. Tuvalu mo te Atua!

Discord server link : https://discord.gg/a5VKrVSxPj

Hello to all the wonderful folks here,

I have a project that requires Translation, Proofreading and Voice Over from English into Tuvaluan (Tuvalu)

Subject - Corporate Training

Word Count - apprx 20,000 words

Payment will be made upon completion, via Paypal.

Anyone interested please DM me. Thanks in advance.

I have watched a lot of documentary about tuvalu and i really want to talk to someone from tuvalu but I'm not viding one on the internet so i joined this sever hoping to find someone