UNDP-OXFORD Peoples Climate Vote: Two-thirds of people think climate change is a global emergency. 'In three countries, data were insufficient to publish reliable country or sub-group results- Benin, Djibouti, and FIJI'

The poll was distributed via advertisements in video games and puzzles, including Angry Birds, Subway Surfers, Sudoku and Words With Friends, and this particularly helped reach younger people. The idea of the global survery came to Cassie Flynn, the UNDP’s strategic adviser on climate change, when she was on the subway in New York City: “I looked around and everyone was on their phones and most were playing games.”
In the 68 page Report, FIJI is mentioned only three times, and none of the Pacific Island nations which are most vulnerable (especially TUVALU) get any mention at all. Maybe, Pacific Islanders are not into playing those video games and puzzles, hence skewed result from Fiji and the South Pacific Islands. What input, if any, Fiji government had in the survey?
P.S. One of those involved in the survey told Fijileaks:
"Small countries were difficult to survey because of the limited size of the mobile phone app using populations, coupled with the typical response rates. We had these Small Island Developing states in the survey, but couldn’t publish on them individually, only collectively."

"The poll found that the more education a person had completed, the more likely they were to think there is a climate emergency." Fijileaks: We dispute that insulting conclusion, and Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama will attest to our refutation

Click below to also read the UNDP-Oxford Peoples Climate Vote:
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