Willy Missack

Secretariat Adviser, Vanuatu Climate Action Network and Founder & Executive Director, Learn to Serve Vanuatu Willy Missack is currently working together with the Vanuatu government on policy-making and advisory to the Vanuatu Climate Climate Action on disaster risk reduction and climate change programs, projects, initiatives, and activities by providing the Civil Sector view to improve the national Climate Change Disaster Risk Reduction policy. Mr. Missack is also the Founder and Executive Director of Learn to Serve Vanuatu, a community-based organisation that are working on Ecosystem Restoration and Sustainable Land Management project, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene project, Climate Justice project, to involve the life of the communities. Willy was the Pacific Climate Change Collaboration, Influencing and Learning (PACCCIL) project manager and the Vanuatu Climate Action Network (VCAN) and Vanuatu Humanitarian Team (VHT) Coordinator at Oxfam in Vanuatu. He has a Master’s degree in Environment Science from the University of New Caledonia and he is a Baha’i Youth serves currently as the Local Spiritual Assembly member of the Baha’i in Ifira and serves as the Assistant Auxiliary Board member to support the youth movement in the Efate Cluster in Port Vila and serves as the National Institute Board member of the Baha’is of Vanuatu. In 2015 Willy had awarded as one of the first Queen Young Leader from Her Majesty Elizabeth II on the work he is doing in the communities in his home Island (Tanna), to support the communities have access to clean drinking water .