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Aotearoa New Zealand is increasing efforts to tackle climate change by joining with partners to support the Asian Mega-Deltas initiative that increases climate resilience and provides greater food security to the region. "To succeed in the global fight against climate change we need to find innovative ways to work together, become more sustainable and lower emissions regionally," Nanaia Mahuta said. "New Zealand's role in combating climate change in our region is one we take seriously. We've boosted funding to our climate finance fund which means we can play a responsible role in supporting adaptation and mitigation. "We're contributing $18.6 million to the Asian Mega-Deltas initiative led by global research partnership CGIAR, which is developing climate change-resilient andproductive rice, horticulture, and aquaculture farming systems. "The Asian Mega-Deltas initiative will assist those living in the Mekong (Cambodia and Viet Nam), Irrawaddy (Myanm

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