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Micronesia is a large subregion of Oceana located north of the equator in the Pacific Ocean. It spans over 290,000 square miles and includes some 2500 islands, of which approximately 120 are populated. While cultural trends exist, the region is extremely diverse in its language and culture. Micronesia is located on the Ring-of-Fire and can be subject to a multitude of natural disasters including typhoons, earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and flooding due to climate change. Of these, typhoons, earthquakes, draughts, and flooding are most notable. Because the islands are remote, support small populations, and have frequent disasters, humanitarian aid efforts in the region require a unique approach. Worldwide, there is growing evidence that education during times of disaster is important for the health of the community, however, this aspect of recovery is often neglected. The available data for normal educational programs in Micronesia is limited and information regarding condition of education during times of recovery from natural disasters is even more incomplete.

The Toll of Natural Disasters on Education in Micronesia and the Needs of Education During Recovery