Many forms of non-economic loss and damage are irreversible, like the loss of biodiversity and species extinction, the loss of cultural heritage and culturally significant sites, and the loss of ancestral lands – all of which erodes traditional knowledge and practices. The consequences of these losses can resonate for decades – or even centuries. Indigenous and local knowledge systems can provide valuable wisdom and insights into managing and mitigating non-economic loss and damage. In this episode of I Think You’re On Mute, your host Beth Eggleston explores non-economic loss and damage in the Pacific with climate change expert Dr Moleen Nand. Podcast host and guests: Host: Beth Eggleston Director, Humanitarian Advisory Group Guests: Dr Moleen Nand Climate Change Expert This episode features the following audio: Fiji One News: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1100131867710760 Podcast research and links: Humanitarian Advisory Group | Greater Than The Sum of Its Parts: Building a shared agenda for operational actors on non-economic loss and damage in the pacific islands - https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight/greater-than-the-sum-of-its-parts-building-a-shared-agenda-for-operational-actors-on-non-economic-loss-and-damage-in-the-pacific-islands/