Coastal island communities are especially vulnerable to climate change. Stronger cyclones, rising sea levels, warming waters, biodiversity loss, prolonged droughts, and major flood events threaten their existence.

Marou Village in the Yasawa archipelago of Fiji is one such community.

Can demonstrating sustainable and resilient energy and water systems with Marou Village help establish a precedent for other communities to follow?

To answer this question, the residents of Marou Village and LAGI invite you to design a work of art in the landscape that will supply clean and reliable electricity and drinking water to the coastal village’s 67 households, support tourism, and help to build a sustainable future for generations to come.