EU provides Vt 1.5 billion to aid fight against gender inequality and violence
Posted: September 9, 2017 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: agriculture, aviation, EU, financial services, health, Vanuatu Comments Off on EU provides Vt 1.5 billion to aid fight against gender inequality and violence
The fight against gender inequality and violence in our region gets a Vt 1.5 billion boost. File photo: Creative Commons/DFAT
The European Union and the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat have signed a financial agreement to fight gender inequality and gender violence in the Pacific. Over US$15 million (Vt 1.5 billion) has been Read the rest of this entry »
Vt 21 million missing from EU-funded energy project on Ambae
Posted: October 18, 2016 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: cyclone pam, education, energy, EU, European Union, fisheries, fraud, labour, politics, transport, Vanuatu, water Comments Off on Vt 21 million missing from EU-funded energy project on Ambae
Daily Post‘s page 1 headline today: “Investigation Demanded… Ambae EU aid project scandal gets attention of Euro-MPs”. Vt 21 million of the funds for the the EU-ACP Copra Oil Energy Generation Project on Ambae have allegedly been embezzled or mis-spent. Read the rest of this entry »
Vanuatu building resilience in rural economy; reconciliation a common theme for communities
Posted: June 6, 2016 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: agriculture, EU, governance, NZ, politics, reconciliation, Vanuatu 1 Comment
Vanuatu and partners developing the ‘productive sector’: Planting crops in Tanoliu, Efate. Photo: UN
European Union and New Zealand give Vt2.5B assistance for agriculture and cyclone recovery
Posted: June 3, 2016 Filed under: The Daily Digest | Tags: agriculture, Air New Zealand, aviation, cyclone pam, EU, European Union, international development, New Zealand, NZ, Vanuatu 3 Comments
New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully, PM Salwai and EU Commissioner for International Co-operation and Development Neven Mimica signing the joint declaration on sustainable agriculture yesterday. Photo: @EUPasifika/Twitter
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