Fiji, an island nation in the South Pacific, consists of 332 islands, of which approximately 110 are inhabited. The country is extremely vulnerable to tropical cyclones that occur on an annual basis, including frequent occurrences of multiple strikes in one year. The islands are also vulnerable to rising sea levels, floods, and landslides. The country’s vulnerability is heightened by its high levels of social vulnerability and low degree of coping capacity.
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