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Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am MCA-VANUATU REPORT ON KEY GOVERNMENT STAKEHOLDERS CONSULTATION MEETING MELANESIAN HOTEL, PORT VILA FEBRUARY 23 2007 Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.

PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1.
Opening Remarks........................................................................................................................... 3 2.

Purpose of Awareness Consultation Meeting ................................................................................ 3 3.

Overview and Status of the MCA Program ................................................................................... 3 4.
Representative presentations.......................................................................................................... 4 a. Sustainability Role of the Department of Public Works Beyond the Life of the MCA Program and Requirements for Quarry – Department of Public Works ...................................................... 4 b.
Long term benefits of the program within the agriculture sector, Existence of Agriculture Leases – Department of Agriculture .............................................................................................. 4 c. Policy Integration - Long term benefits of the program towards the development of women within the Tourism and Agriculture Production sector – Department of Women’s Affairs ......... 5 d. Requirements to Obtain Physical Planning and Building permits – Shefa Provincial Council.
5 e. Requirements to obtain Foreshore Development Permits- Physical Planning Unit, Department of Provincial Affairs ...................................................................................................................... 5 f. Long Term Economic Benefits of the MCA Program, including GDP Forecast and Other supporting investments – Department of Economic and Sector Planning..................................... 5 g. Requirements for Quarry Permit, Current Challenges and Proposed Resolution Strategy – Department of Geology and Mines................................................................................................ 6 h. Location of Sensitive Cultural Sites – Vanuatu Cultural Centre ............................................... 6 i.
Requirements for Land Compensation – Department of Lands, Registry and Survey............... 7 5.

Discussion: Questions and Issues .................................................................................................. 7 6.

Recommendation ........................................................................................................................... 8 7.
Conclusion ..................................................................................................................................... 8 Appendix 1: Copy of Invitation to the Meeting................................................................................. 9 Appendix 2: List of Invitees and Absentees to the Meeting............................................................ 11 Appendix 3: Participant’s Contact Details....................................................................................... 12 Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am PROCEEDINGS: 1.

Opening Remarks Participants of the meeting were welcomed by the Director of MCA – Vanuatu, Mr. Lennox Vuti who at the same time was Chairman of the meeting.

The meeting was attended by participants represented from mainly Government and Provincial Authorities.

(See Appendix 2 and 3).


An opening prayer was offered by Martha Kaltal prior to resuming to individual sector presentations.

2.

Purpose of Awareness Consultation Meeting The chairman explained that the overall purpose of convening such a meeting was based on the understanding that there are sectoral legislative and policy requirements that have to be met by the MCA Program.
The meeting provided an opportunity for each representative to present their requirements for consideration in the context of the MCA program.

The meeting also provided an opportunity for the participants to learn about the program from MCA Vanuatu and for MCA Vanuatu to seek their views on how best to address issues in respect to their respective areas of expertise.

3.

Overview and Status of the MCA Program The MCA Program is a rural based transport infrastructure project.
The funding allocation for the program is 65.7 Million USD, and must be spent within the remaining four (4) years, until 2011 when the Vanuatu Compact term concludes.

The MCA Vanuatu Program Unit based at the Ministry of Finance, assists the Steering Committee in overseeing the implementation of the Program and has the principal responsibility (subject to the direction and oversight of the Steering Committee) over overall management of the implementation of the Program.
Other institutions established to support the work of the Program management Unit are the Fiscal Agent (Department of Finance), Procurement Agent, National Statistics Office to undertake monitoring and evaluation surveys, an external auditor, an engineering support unit setup within PWD to provide engineer- supervisory services, Labour, Customs and Inland Revenue.
All subprojects under the Vanuatu Compact are fixed under law (Millennium Challenge Fund Ratification Act No.9 of 2006) and therefore difficult to change.

In total, there are 11 sub-projects, namely the following: Tanna – Cemented Road from Lonialu to Port Resolution Efate - Bitumen Sealing of Efate Ring Road Epi – Up-grade of Lamen Bay Wharf and Construction of Warehouse A.
B. C. D. Malekula – Bitumen Sealed Road from Litzlitz Wharf to Norsup, Up-grade of South West Bay Airstrip and Construction of Warehouse at Litzlitz wharf E. Malo – Cement Road and Construction of Warehouse at Nanuku F. G. Santo – Bitmen Sealed Road on eastern Road and construction of 5 bridges Ambae – Construction of 29 Creek Crossings and Warehouse at Lolowai Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am Pentecost – Up-grade of North-South Road, Up-grade of Loltong Wharf and Construction of Warehouse.

H. Another sub-project involves institutional strengthening the PWD through providing maintenance equipment for them.

The following equipment will be purchased: 1.

2 Bulldozers 2.

2 loaders 3.

2 Vibrating Rollers 4.

1 Rubber Tired Roller 5.

2 Grader 6.

3 Dump Trucks 7.

1 Water Cart 8.


1 Mobile Crusher 9.

1 Bitumen Sprayer 10.

1 Aggregate Spreader 11.

2 Crane Trucks The meeting was told that PWD’s recurrent maintenance budget will be increased by some 100% by Government.

PWD will also be allowed to recruit some 40 additional staff.

The meeting was informed that MCA Vanuatu conducted series of consultation meetings in villages and communities adjacent to the road projects on Efate and Santo.
The meeting was further informed that all projects are subject to design and build based on FIDIC rules.

They were informed that mobilization was expected to be around September 2007.

4.

Representative presentations a. Sustainability Role of the Department of Public Works Beyond the Life of the MCA Program and Requirements for Quarry – Department of Public Works The PWD has a major role to play in this development program.

It was planned that it assumes the role of Supervisory Engineer.
The Government through its employer (the PSC) has recognized this role, and established a special unit within PWD (Engineers Support Unit).

PWD must establish community contracts with local villages and communities for maintaining the rehabilitated infrastructure assets.

b.
b.

Long term benefits of the program within the agriculture sector, Existence of Agriculture Leases – Department of Agriculture One of the major objectives of this program is to facilitate trade of agricultural produce from the farm to market places.

The issue now is that these agricultural produce cannot be transported easily to the market place without being perished because of the poor condition of the roads.

Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am Regarding construction, the Department of Agriculture sees no real issue in compensation that may prohibit construction implementation.

They have offered to assist MCA Vanuatu if required in terms of valuation of damages to agriculture.

If the MCA program is not funding feeder roads then consideration by Government should be made into linking the farms to the main sealed road.
c. Policy Integration - Long term benefits of the program towards the development of women within the Tourism and Agriculture Production sector – Department of Women’s Affairs Rural women in Vanuatu are known to be good farmers than their counterpart men.

They work in food gardens and farms and are the ones that sell the produce while men do not.

They are pleased that the MCC have agreed to fund road projects which will benefit women as they are more vulnerable than men.

They will benefit economically.


Because of the poor road conditions women traveling to towns to give birth have delivered their babies in trucks on the way to the hospital.

This is both a social and a health concern.

The improved roads will ease travel and allow women to reach their destinations quicker.

d. Requirements to Obtain Physical Planning and Building permits – Shefa Provincial Council The proposed up-grade of Efate Ring Road (within Shefa Province) is the biggest sub-project.
Preparations towards this sub-project activity began 1997.

Between 2004 and 2005, consent was signed by Vaturisu Council of Chiefs of Efate and was sent to UNELCO and Telecom Vanuatu Ltd for establishment of utilities.

There are certainly no obstacles in implementing the sub-project other than seeking collaborative efforts with Government authorities, where necessary.
Physical Planning permits need to be obtained from the Shefa Provincial Council since some of the sites for the road up-grade will go through declared physical planning areas.

Although building permits are not required, the council still needs to be formally notified about establishments of Contractors Camps for the proposed civil works, both on Efate and Epi (within Shefa Province).

The Council fully supports the Efate Ringroad subproject as it is within its REDI program.
e. Requirements to obtain Foreshore Development Permits- Physical Planning Unit, Department of Provincial Affairs The two proposed wharf sub-projects for Lamen Bay and Loltong will require a Foreshore Development permit from the Minister of Internal Affairs since the construction works will be undertaken below the mean high water mark.

They can assist in obtaining it, when asked to.


f. Long Term Economic Benefits of the MCA Program, including GDP Forecast and Other supporting investments – Department of Economic and Sector Planning The MCA Program will undoubtedly create long term economic benefits in terms of the following: • Provide the base for private sector or businesses to develop Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am Increase productivity Increase production level • Sufficient access to markets • • • Provide employment opportunities • Provide income • Improve standard of living • Boost economic growth and • • Increase profitability Increase GDP per capita income the for rural population There will be other projects and program activities being undertaken and supported by the MCA program, such as the following; • Copra production, Export of Premium Beef and local fruits and vegetables • Prawn farming and Aqua Culture • Access to major sites for commercial timber trees – boost economic activity within the forestry sector Implementation of trade policies • • Development of Tourism Sector – stimulus to ecotourism g. Requirements for Quarry Permit, Current Challenges and Proposed Resolution Strategy – Department of Geology and Mines Under the Mines and Minerals Act, all sources of aggregate in-country are state owned.
Due to the large amount of quantity that is required for the civil works, it is important that logistics to obtain permits are processed immediately.

This urgent response addresses the following issues: • Time required to process applications for quarry permits • Limited staff • Middle man and custom owner negotiation over the aggregate source Potential sites for locating basalt are Navaka River, Lingarak and Quoin Hill.

PWD has the capacity to conduct tests for these minerals.
It is recommended that aggregate is not imported from overseas but sourced locally.

There is currently a ban placed on importing sand from overseas.

It is important that the Department of Geology and Mines is included in future awareness consultations organized by the MCA Vanuatu.
h. Location of Sensitive Cultural Sites – Vanuatu Cultural Centre The Vanuatu Cultural Centre (VKS) needs to be informed about the exact locations of the civil works, particularly if there are proposals to cut across road bends.

In any case, there is a need to go and identify sensitive cultural sites.

They will be working closely with the Shefa Provincial Council (in regards to Efate Ring-road) to initiate this.
The VKS is kindly seeking possibility for financial assistance to be provided by the MCA program to fund the traveling costs for VKS Officers to visit the sub-project sites and locate sensitive cultural sites via use of GPS.

Such assessments have not been undertaken on some of the islands where the civil works will take place.

Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am i.

Requirements for Land Compensation – Department of Lands, Registry and Survey If the civil works require extending into land that is under a form of lease, then, the Lessee and Lesser have the right to demand compensation.
The Ministry, including Department of Lands will need to see an approximate plan on the extent of civil works in order to determine potential land plots that will require compensation.

Such being where road alignments fall within the 20 meter reserve declared as public land.
An emphasis was made on the importance of processing necessary logistics for potential compensation prior to the arrival of contractors since it will require time involving serving a notice to land owners, undertaking land valuation and surveying of land.

There will definitely be problems with leased land.

In order to address the issue, it is best that an agreement is signed between Government, through MCA, and Lessee/Lessor for no demand of compensation.
Reference was made to the Government’s current commitment to establish an annual compensation fund.

Compensation for Norsup and Lakatoro on Malakula are currently happening.

It is important that stakeholders remain informed and involved with implementation of the program.

Any matters or problems that shall arise during and after implementation will hold accountable stakeholders even beyond the life of the MCA program.

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5.

Discussion: Questions and Issues a. b. c. d. Questions were asked on whether or not MCC can fund the up-grading of feeder roads.

At the current stage, there have only been agreements made on funding up-grading of main roads.

It is suggested that approach be made by Government to development partners, including but not limited to AusAID who have shown interests in infrastructure development to consider improving feeder roads.

This can be complimentary to the existing MCA program.
Technically, buildings within the vicinity of existing road alignment will have to be removed since they will be located within the boundary of the road reserve.

It is noted that as far as possible Government will want to minimize compensation.

Given the situation of land compensation in Vanuatu it is MCA’s concern that compensation must not be too high such that it prohibits construction implementation.

Resource owners should not be made worse off.


If buildings are removed then compensation for such removal may be in order.

Land compensation is seen in many eyes in Vanuatu as easy and free money, such an opportunity will open up a dangerous path and such issue is better handled with care and sensitivity.

Each stakeholder has its own processes and requirements that need to be confirmed.

It was suggested that because these processes take time, the sooner the process starts the better.
It is suggested that the next meeting discuss strategies on how to resolve issues raised in the meeting.

Final designs have yet to be developed.

These will be done once the firm is selected.

Questions were raised over whether some approximate designs are available to enable Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am stakeholders begin reviewing their requirements vis-à-vis the designs.

VKS will have to register sensitive cultural sites but this will be largely dependent on the availability of infrastructure designs and their exact boundaries.

Questions on whether the subprojects (e.g roads) be designed within the cadastral boundary of 20 meters.
Question raised regarding the time required to process logistics for land compensation in all eight (8) islands where construction will take place.

e. f. g. PWD is only able to conduct mechanical tests for aggregates but not chemical tests as there is lack of appropriate equipment.

As part of the institutional capacity building component of the program it will fund new equipment for carrying out these tests within PWD – these equipment will remain upon conclusion of the project.
Establishing these infrastructures should form the basis for stimulating business development.

The Shefa TAG and Department of Ni-Vanuatu Business are examples of where advice can be sought in orientating community interests in establishing small scale cash enterprises.

In terms of road reserve, there is a question of which law will take precedence in justifying which road specification to use; Land Survey Act or National Road Act?

6.

Recommendation a.


To convene next meeting and strategically resolve issues.

Issues that still need to be discussed and resolved are requirements for Environmental Impact Assessment, obtaining permit for the use of water and adverse impacts, compensation surrounding felling of trees such as commercial and fruit trees and national government’s commitment through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management to fund compensation.
b. MCA-Vanuatu to urgently liaise with concerned authorities to facilitate preparations to obtain the necessary permits for the civil works.

7.

Conclusion It was clear from the discussions that some issues relating to environmental impact assessment, use and adverse impacts of water, requirements for compensation, etc will need to be addressed.

The following concerns were constantly raised through out the meeting: • Stakeholders emphasized the need to stay informed of progress.
• MCA-Vanuatu to liaise with permitting authorities to facilitate obtaining permits and/or licenses prior to commencement of construction • Requirements for compensation.

There was general enquiry for an approximate time when designs for civil works will be ready in order to determine the costs for compensation.

Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am Appendix 1: Copy of Invitation to the Meeting Millennium Challenge Account Vanuatu Constitution Building Lini Highway PO Box 192 Port Vila, Vanuatu Tel: (678) 26918 / 26415 Fax: (678) 26419 Compte du Défi du Millénaire Vanuatu Bâtiment de Constitution Lini Route BP 192 Port Vila, Vanuatu Tel: (678) 26918 / 26415 Fax: (678) 26419 Email: mcavanuatu@vanuatu.gov.vu Reducing Poverty through Improved Infrastructure February 20, 2007 To: Mr. Jean Sese, Director General, Office of the Prime Minister Mr. Jeffrey Stubbs, Resident Country Director – Vanuatu, Millennium Challenge Corporation Mr. Benjamin Shing, Director, Dept.
of Finance Mr. George Pakoasongi, Director, Dept.

of Provincial Affairs Ms. Janet Samuel, REDI Unit, Dept.

of Provincial Affairs Mr. Jerry Sampson, Physical Planner, Dept.

of Provincial Affairs Mr. Michel Kalorai, Planner, Shefa Provincial Council Mr. Stanley John, Assistant Physical Planner, Shefa Provincial Council Mr. Toney Tevi, Commissioner of Mines, Dept.

of Geology and Mines Mr. Ericson Sammy, Water Resources Management, Dept.
of Geology and Mines Mr. Russell Nari, Director General, Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources Mr. Jean Marc Pierre, Director, Dept.

of Lands, Registry and Survey Mr. Richard Dick, Head, Lease Execution Unit, Dept.

of Lands Mr. Enos Tari, Acting Survey General, Dept.

of Lands, Registry and Survey Mr. Ernest Bani, Head, Environment Unit Mrs. Hilda Taleo, Director, Dept.

of Women’s Affairs Mr. Fraser Bule, Principle Agriculture Officer, Dept.

of Agriculture Mr. Livo Mele, Director, Dept.


of Forestry Mr. Marcellin Abong, Director, Vanuatu Cultural Centre Mrs. Martha Kattal, Vanuatu Cultural Heritage and Historical Society, Vanuatu Cultural Centre Mr. Willie Watson, Acting Director, Dept.

of Public Works Mr. Dennis Alvos, Maintenance Engineer, Dept.

of Public Works Mr. Fredrick Hosea, Acting Director, Dept.

of Economic and Sector Planning Mr. Jerryson Lapi, Infrastructure Analyst, Dept.
of Economic and Sector Planning Re: Invitation to Attend a Round-Table Meeting on the Status of the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA) Program - Vanuatu Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA I am formally inviting your participation in a round table meeting which will be convened on: Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am Date: 23rd February 2007 Time: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Venue: Melanesian Hotel (Morning Tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea will be provided) The purpose of the meeting is to provide you with an up-date of the MCA program implementation, including a forecast on the future developments.
As government stakeholders to the program, it will be an opportune time for your sector to be able to provide feed-back on the various issues that will be raised and which have a direct or indirect impact to the management of the overall MCA program.

Please find attached a tentative program for the meeting which requires presentations to be made by individual sectors of concern.

If you are unable to attend, please inform your alternate.
Should you have further queries or comments regarding the meeting, please contact me on ph: 26918 or email: lvuti@vanuatu.gov.vu I look forward to meeting you.

Yours Sincerely, Lennox Vuti Director, MCA Program Management Unit Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am Appendix 2: List of Invitees and Absentees to the Meeting Kathy Rarua, Gender Planner/Acting Director, Dept.
of Women’s Affairs Abong Marcellin, Director, Vanuatu Cultural Centre Martha Kaltal, VNHR Manager, Vanuatu Cultural Centre Michel Kalorai, Provincial Planner, Shefa Provincial Council Stanley John, Assistant Physical Planner, Shefa Provincial Council Enos Tari, Acting Surveyor General, Dept.

of Lands David Moses, Acting Director, Dept.

of Lands Russell Nari, Director General, Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources Fraser Bule Lehi, Principle Agriculture Officer, Dept.
of Agriculture Toney Tevi, Commissioner of Mines, Dept.

of Geology and Mines Jerry Samson, Acting Principle Physical Planner, Physical Planning Unit, Dept.

of Provincial Affairs Michelle Jonas, Acting Principle Development Planning Officer, Dept.

of Provincial Affairs Rex Willie, Senior Analyst, Dept.

of Economic and Sector Planning Michael Busai, Principle Economist, Dept.

of Economic and Sector Planning Henderson Tagaro, Assistant Economist, Dept.
of Economic and Sector Planning Jeffrey Stubbs, Resident Country Director, Millennium Challenge Corporation Lennox Vuti, Director, Millennium Challenge Account - Vanuatu Allen Faerua, Infrastructure Analyst, Millennium Challenge Account – Vanuatu Tony Sewen, Economic Analyst, Millennium Challenge Account – Vanuatu Catherine Malosu, Environment and Social Impact Officer, Millennium Challenge Account – Vanuatu Kency Yosef, Dept.

of Public Works Andre Iatipu, Dept.


of Public Works Tofau Kalsakau, Senior Forestry Officer, Dept.

of Forestry Absent: Mr. Benjamin Shing, Director, Dept.

of Finance Mr. George Pakoasongi, Director, Dept.

of Provincial Affairs Ms. Janet Samuel, REDI Unit, Dept.

of Provincial Affairs Mr. Ericson Sammy, Water Resources Management, Dept.

of Geology and Mines Mr. Ernest Bani, Head, Environment Unit Apologies: Mr. Richard Dick, Head, Lease Execution Unit, Dept.
of Lands Mr. Jean Sese, Director General, Office of the Prime Minister Person Acting as Chairman: Lennox Vuti Person Acting as Secretary: Catherine Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am Appendix 3: Participant’s Contact Details Name of Participant Position Organization Address Kathy Rarua Abong Marcellin Gender Planning/Acting Director Director Martha Kaltal VNHR Manager Stanley John Physical Planner Department of Women’s Affairs Vanuatu Cultural Centre Vanuatu Cultural Centre SHEFA Province Michel Kalorai SHEFA Provincial Planner SHEFA Province Enos Tari Acting Surveyor General Department of Lands David Moses Acting Director Russell Nari Director General Fraser Bule Lehi Principle Agriculture Officer Department of Lands Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources Department of Agriculture Toney Tevi Commissioner of Mines Department of Geology and Mines Jerry Sampson Acting Principle Physical Planner Physical Planning Unit Michelle Jonas Rex Willie Acting Principal Development Planning Officer Senior Analyst National REDI Unit DESP Michael Busai Principal Economist DESP P O Box 091, Port Vila krarua@vanuatu.gov.vu BP 184, Port Vila abong.marcelin@vanuatuculture.org vks@vanuatu.com.vu PMB 9078 Port Vila Tel: 22752 sjfoxtpu@yahoo.com PMB 9078 Port Vila Tel: 22752 PMB 9024 Port Vila enostari@msn.com PMB 9090 Port Vila dmoses@vanuatu.gov.vu PMB 9007 Port Vila rnari@vanuatu.gov.vu PMB 9040 Port Vila fblehi@vanuatu.gov.vu PMB 9001 Port Vila toneytevi@gmail.com PMB 9021 Port Vila jerrysampsondpa@yahoo.com PMB 9021 PMB 9008 Tel: 22605 wrex@vanuatu.gov.vu PMB 9008 Tel: 22605
 mbusai@vanuatu.gov.vu Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA Key Government Stakeholders Consultation Meeting Melanesian Hotel, Port Vila February 23 2007, 10:00 am Henderson Tagaro Assistant Economist DESP Jeffrey Stubbs Resident Country Director Lennox Vuti Director Allen Faerua Infrastructure Analyst Millennium Challenge Corporation Millennium Challenge Account – Vanuatu Millennium Challenge Account – Vanuatu Tony Sewen Economic Analyst Millennium Environment and Social Impact Officer Catherine Malosu Kency Yosef Andre Iatipu Tofau Kalasakau Senior Officer Forestry Challenge Account – Vanuatu Millennium Challenge Account – Vanuatu Department of Public works Department of Public works Department of Forestry PMB 9008 Tel: 22605 htagaro@vanuatu.gov.vu stubbsjr@mcc.gov PMB 092 Port Vila lvuti@vanuatu.gov.vu PMB 092 Port Vila afaerua@vanuatu.gov.vu PMB 092 Port Vila tasewen@vanuatu.gov.vu PMB 092 Port Vila cmalosu@vanuatu.gov.vu Tel: 22555 kyosef@vanuatu.gov.vu Tel: 22555 Tel: 23171 tofau@gmail.com Millennium Challenge Account VANUATU PO Box 192, Tel: + 678 26918, Fax: +678 26419.
PORT VILA