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To address the lack of effective sustained interventions for climate-change adaptation in Pacific island communities, a study to capture individual community risk and resilience profiles using peripherality was undertaken. Based on questionnaires completed in 73 communities, three peripherality indices were tested and refined and demonstrated to adequately capture various things such as community exposure to climate change and autonomous community coping capacity. The implications of this study are many, not least in helping define national policy towards greater self-sufficiency but also in helping design more effective and sustainable external interventions for future climate change adaptation. ABStrAct INStructIoN: Set the StArt PAge of thIS ArtIcle Below. eNSure PArAgrAh Style “MetA__fIrSt-PAge” IS uSed.

Peripherality as key to understanding climate-associated risk and resilience for Pacific island communities