Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in November 2019.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in December 2019.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in January 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in February 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in March 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in April 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in May 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in June 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in July 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in August 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in September 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in October 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in November 2020.
Monthly energy snapshot of electricity generated in concession areas in December 2020.
This Agriculture Sector Policy (2015 - 2030), underpinned by social, economic, ecological and cultural principles and sustainable development pillars, is organized around 13 thematic areas. Two thematic areas, namely Research & Development and Production & Market Access, support all sustainable development pillars. The social pillar is directly addressed in the thematic areas of Institutional Setup, Capacity Building, and Gender & Vulnerable Groups. The issues of economic development are covered in the thematic areas of Finance, Investment & Employment, and Market Access.
This Forest policy presents clear policy directives that are supported by implementation strategies that include timelines and responsibilities. Each policy directive is prioritized according to urgency and implementation timeframes (1: short-term, urgent; 2: medium-term; and 3: long-term). Although the policy directives and implementation strategies differ in terms of depth and detail, they reflect the current and future needs of Vanuatu’s forestry stakeholders at all levels.
The policy creates a foreseeable pathway towards achieving a more coordinated and collaborative management system for consolidated geospatial data in Vanuatu. The national geospatial data committee has progressively provided input into this policy and has made efforts to ensure that all relevant stakeholders and partners are involved in the implementation of this policy.
This policy promotes good governance and establishes clear priorities for future action. It will deliver better information on and assessment of our climate change and disaster risks. Our key strategies are set out transparently to all stakeholders, including the community we serve, international donors and agencies. The policy builds on our existing systems and cultural heritage to improve Vanuatu’s resilience, and incorporates monitoring and evaluation of projects and outcomes, and capturing experience and lessons learned to inform planning and good practices.
Current national policies and strategies related to the environment sector. These policies and strategies are being implemented by various Vanuatu government and non governmental institutions such the Ministry of Climate Change Adaptation (MoCCA), Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries, Forestry, and Biosecurity (MALFFB), Ministry of Lands, and Natural Resources (MoLNR), Ministry of Internal Affairs (MoIA), Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Utilities (MIPU), and their respective departments amongst other environmental stakeholders.