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id: polynesian-talanoa
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title: Talanoa Dialogue
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description: >-
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A Pacific Islander practice of inclusive, transparent dialogue without a
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rigid agenda, used for storytelling, decision-making, and reconciliation.
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Originating in Fijian, Tongan, and Samoan traditions, talanoa was
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formally adopted as the dialogue mode for the UN climate Talanoa
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Dialogue.
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source: Fijian and Pacific Islander tradition / UNFCCC Talanoa Dialogue
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source_url: https://unfccc.int/topics/talanoa-dialogue
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tags: [pacific-islander, talanoa, dialogue, climate, indigenous]
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forked_from: null
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image: null
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steps:
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- headline: Open with relationship
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description: >-
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The talanoa opens with participants sharing who they are and their
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connection to the matter, building relationship before business.
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- headline: Speak without hierarchy
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description: >-
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All participants speak as equals; there is no rigid turn order or
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precedence by rank. Stories, analysis, and feelings all belong.
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- headline: Stay transparent
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description: >-
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Participants speak openly, avoiding hidden agendas. The talanoa is
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built on the premise that transparency builds trust.
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- headline: Seek the collective good
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description: >-
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The dialogue moves toward what serves the collective — the
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community or the common challenge — rather than individual position.
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- headline: Close with shared understanding
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description: >-
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The talanoa closes when a shared understanding or direction has
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emerged, summarised collectively.
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outcome: >-
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A shared understanding emerges through inclusive, transparent dialogue
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that honours relationship as much as outcome.
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practice: >-
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Talanoa is not a debate to be won. If it becomes positional, it has
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broken. The host holds the relational tone, not the conclusion. |