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Kiribati NZ Scholarships Tertiary Studies NZ New Zealand provides a wide range of scholarships to people from more than 112 countries around the world; including multi-year and single-year academic awards at postgraduate and undergraduate level in New Zealand and at Pacific tertiary institutions, through to short-term training awards for vocational and skills-based training.
Strategic Policy Unit A Strategic Policy Mentor was based in the Strategic Policy Unit within the Office of the President over 2011-13, to support the establishment and capability of the Unit and improve provision of policy advice within the Government.
Incentivising Economic Reform: Budget Support and Associated Technical Assistance 2019-2022 NZ will invest in support for Kiribati’s ongoing economic reform agenda, in coordination with the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, Australia and the European Union. The Economic Reform Plan is made up of the government’s priority economic policy and governance reforms. Specific policy areas include:
<ul>  <li>Improve public financial management;</li>  <li>Improve the management of public assets and liabilities;</li>  <li>Improve the environment for private sector-led growth; and</li>  <li>Boost human capital development</li> </ul>
Covid-19 Contribution to Kiribati NVDP This $2,000,000 funding will be New Zealand's financial contribution to meeting gaps in Kiribati's COVID-19 National Deployment and Vaccination Plan (NDVP). This funding will be a one-off payment to Kiribati's NDVP, made in financial year 2020/2021.
Kiribati Improved Sanitation Activity will provide options for provision of improved sanitation throughout South Tarawa, then implement the selected option.
2021 Water Insecurity Kiribati Island of Banaba in Kiribati is facing a water crisis due to drought and malfunction of desalination plant. This EHEF responds to a formal request from Kiribati for assistance, and will likely be used alongside Australia to fund the cost of deploying engineers and other experts to Banaba for repair of the water supply.
Cassidy (Kiritimati) Airport runway rehabilitation Cassidy Airport runway was rehabilitated in 2012. NZ has now provided further investment to enable the airport to operate safely (see activity A12043).
Kiribati 2020 Election Voting Screens To provide Kiribati with voting screens required for the 2020 election, to enable privacy while voting
Kiribati 2023 Short Term Scholarships This Activity aims to increase the knowledge and skills of individuals so that they can contribute to the development of Kiribati and to positively impact the bilateral relationship by providing short term scholarships (less than one year in length) to scholars from Kiribati. These short terms scholarships can take the form of vocational training, an apprenticeship, or other workplace experience.
Covid-19 - Kiribati Citizen Repatriation to Tarawa. It has been agreed that New Zealand will fund the flights and transit accommodation of one Kiribati citizen following their completion of the 14 day Isolation in Whangaparaoa.
2022 Drought Kiribati Emergency Response to the severe drought situation in Kiribati in 2022 after State of Disaster was declared by the Government of Kiribati.
Kiribati Pacific Maritime Safety Programme Phase Two The Activity follows Pacific Maritime Safety Programme (PMSP) Phase 1 (2011-2015), and responds to the maritime safety issues through the following five broad components:  Maritime safety awareness raising and engagement;  Maritime sector regulatory framework;  Maritime sector training;  Vessel and navigational safety improvements; and Environmental and Search &amp; Rescue.
Urban housing initiative Planning for land reclamation and delivery of improved housing in South Tarawa. Activity did not proceed.
Pacific Partnerships 2013 - Kiribati A military multinational humanitarian relief exercise which conducted medical, dental and engineering civic aid projects in the Asia-Pacific region, including Kiribati.
Phoenix Islands Protected Area Trust Fund A contribution to the Phoenix Islands Protected Area Trust Fund was considered but this did not proceed. The Trust oversees the management and development of the PIPA.
Tarawa Scholar and Alumni Event Fund 2022-2023 The fund is administered through the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Programme and can be accessed by all Posts where there are scholars and alumni of the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship Programme.
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Project Delivery Support Capacity support for the delivery of development projects in infrastructure and urban development.
PF Ki 8-527 Strengthening Early Childhood Care and Education and Positive Parenting in Kirib (Pilot) The Activity will support parents and care-givers in positive parenting and child-centred learning practices, and the Government of Kiribati (GoK) with the development of the early childhood care and education (ECCE) sector.
PF Ki 8-532 Kiribati Health Champions Working with Caritas in Kiribati to train 45 health champions from three communities in South Tarawa. Health promotion plans will be developed and delivered by the champions who will also play a key role in increasing coordination between the communities and family support services.
Kiribati Digital Transformation Office attendance Pacific Telecommunications Council Conference 2023 This activity funds one technical official from the Kiribati Digital Transformation Office to attend the Pacific Telecommunications Council Conference in Hawaii from 15-18 January 2023. The aim is for the Digital Transformation Authority to discuss advancements in Information, Communication and Technology in the Pacific Rim to support Kiribati's digital government programme.
Kiritimati Energy Infrastructure Upgrades NZ and the EU are co-financing energy infrastructure upgrades on Kiritimati Island, eastern Kiribati
South Tarawa Youth Learning Centre Design and construction of a new youth learning and development facility in Betio, South Tarawa.
Small Projects Fund The Kiribati Small Projects Fund was a contestable fund managed by the New Zealand High Commission in Tarawa, in consultation with the Government of Kiribati.  It was intended to support small (under AU$35,000) community based initiatives aimed at alleviating poverty.
Capacity Support - Health Delivery Specialist The role of the HEALTH DELIVERY SPECIALIST is to engage with Kiribati health officials and civil society to ensure NZ-funded health initiatives are well-planned and implemented efficiently and effectively.
Kiritimati Cruise Ship Tourism options study Desk study to provide information and advice on the level of cruise industry interest in Northern Line Is and Phoenix Is. Decision made subsequently not to invest further
Water & Sanitation, including rainwater harvesting (Kiribati) Provision of rainwater harvesting spouting and tanks for public buildings in South Tarawa and Kiritimati, and rehabilitation of water and sanitation at the two hospitals in South Tarawa. Forecast NZ$2.7m in 2014/15.
Financial Inclusion in Kiribati The delivery of financial literacy training and a financial sector analysis in Kiribati.
Public Health Clinics on South Tarawa, Outer Islands & Kiritimati Islands Supporting improved public health outcomes by upgrading and improving health clinics in Kiribati's outer-islands.
Incentivising Economic Reform Kiribati 2017-2020 This Activity aims to (i) encourage the Government of Kiribati (GoK) to continue the positive reform programme it has been following since 2014, through direct contributions to Kiribati's consolidated government account on achievement of agreed economic governance, and public sector reform actions; and (ii) assist GOK with the effective implementation of some of the reforms through technical assistance, including delegated funding of technical advisors placed in reforming agencies.
PF 4-437 Kiribati water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in Schools (KWIS) Working with UNICEF NZ to expand a community led programme to stop the widespread practice of open defecation in Kiribati. This Activity aims to empower children as agents of behaviour change regarding sanitation, hygiene and water practices in schools and the wider community. UNICEF will partner with the New Zealand Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) and the regional NGO Live and Learn Environmental Education, both of which have experience working in Kiribati.
Kiribati Access to Water Improving access for communities to reliable, safe water in Kiribati through investing in infrastructure and capacity/management strengthening.
Kiribati Energy and Public Utility Board Reform The Public Utilities Board (PUB) is a Kiribati state owned enterprise responsible for providing water, sanitation and electricity to South Tarawa. This activity provide supports to PUB to build institutional capability and capacity.
Kiribati MTC/FTC merger + training strengthening Improving fisheries training capacity and infrastructure at the Marine Training Centre, Kiribati.
Kiribati 2020 Census Kiribati is scheduled to undertake its Population and Housing Census in November 2020. The Census will form the baseline for future population-based social and economic policy. This Activity will provide funding to the Government of Kiribati to enable completion of this national exercise.
2022 COVID-19 Outbreak Kiribati Humanitarian response, to the COVID-19 outbreak in Kiribati, beginning January 2022. Includes release of supplies such as PPE (personal protective equipment), urgent medication etc. Also includes moving supplies for partners such as UNICEF (United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund) and DFAT (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade).
Medical Treatment Scheme Medical treatment is provided in Kiribati by visiting NZ medical specialists, and in NZ and Fiji for patients evacuated from Kiribati;
Kiribati COVID-19 Response Funding Funding to support Kiribati's response to the outbreak of COVID-19.
Kiribati Marine Training Centre Institutional Strengthening Institution strengthening of Marine Training Centre (MTC), including support for advanced training equipment and for the equipping and operation of the medical clinic.
PF Ki 8-531 Economically and socially empowered communities in Kiribati: a model for Council replica Working with Childfund NZ in Kiribati to test a community development model in two communities, to improve physical and social health; address water, sanitation and waste management, improve nutrition and increase household income for up to 7000 people.
Climate Change Resilience Support to enable Kiribati to plan for and respond to climate change impacts effectively.
Activity Capacity Support - Urban Development Funding for the management of Urban Development initiatives in Water and Sanitation, Solid Waste Management and Urban Housing.
Marine Training Centre Institutional Strengthening (2024-2027) A programme of support for the Kiribati Marine Training Centre to strengthen the quality of training. This is aimed at enabling I-Kiribati to access quality seafaring jobs in Kiribati and overseas.
Aviation - Institutional Support to Kiribati We are currently exploring options to assist institutions in the Kiribati Aviation Sector.
This activity is funded under a variation to the GFA DEVECO hold with PASO for ongoing support. The GFA has been extended to June 2023.
Kiribati 2024 Tertiary Scholarships Tertiary scholarships are offered to Kiribati to progress development and workforce planning objectives. Anticipated outcomes:
<ul>  <li>The capability of scholars is increased</li>  <li>Scholars develop personal and professional connections to each other</li>  <li>Affinity is increased between New Zealand and scholars through a positive scholarship experience</li>  <li>Bilateral and regional objectives are supported by the Scholarships Programme</li> </ul>
Covid-19: Kiribati - COVID-19 Resilience Fund This Activity is to provide budget support to Kiribati to enable their response to immediate economic, social and governance challenges as a result of COVID-19.
Consolidating capacity building for invasive species management in Kiribati Working with the New Zealand Department of Conservation to maintain and enhance the capacity of Kiribati government staff to manage their highest priority invasive species problems.
NZ Medical Treatment Scheme 2017-2021 Kiribati This activity seeks to increase access for people in Kiribati to secondary and tertiary treatment not available in their home country, and to build the capacity and capability of Kiribati to provide such services.
Maritime Training Centre support New Zealand support to the Marine Training Centre (MTC) includes institutional strengthening through Short Term Training Awards, Procurement of equipment and resources, Establishment of laboratory and x-ray facilities, and funding of the Doctor’s position.
Kiribati Chief Justice Secondment Secondment of a New Zealand judge to the position of Chief Justice of Kiribati, to support strengthening of the justice system.
Health/Population initiatives Support for preparation of a Population Policy and Implementation Strategy. Completed in 2013.
Kiribati Scholarships New Zealand provides a wide range of scholarships to around 112 countries around the world; including multi-year and single-year academic awards at postgraduate and undergraduate level in New Zealand and at Pacific tertiary institutions, through to short-term training awards for vocational and skills-based training. This activity is for Scholarships in Kiribati.
Kiribati Institute of Technology  - Facilities and Nursing Curriculum This Activity will strengthen Kiribati Institute of Technology's capacity to offer high quality vocational education, through a modernised nursing curriculum and upgraded facilities.
2019 Kiribati Storm Surge Response- Tamana Island Support for communities impacted by storm surge on Tamana Island in the southern Gilbert Islands, Kiribati.
Incentivising Economic Reform Kiribati 2016-2018 This Activity aims to sustain the positive reform trajectory supported in Kiribati through an initial two years of general budget support (refer Activity A11817). It will provide A$2m in general budget support to the Government of Kiribati in recognition
Kiribati 2023 Tertiary Scholarships Tertiary scholarships are offered to Kiribati to progress development and workforce planning objectives. Anticipated outcomes include:
<ul>  <li>The capability of scholars is increased</li>  <li>Scholars develop personal and professional connections to each other</li>  <li>Affinity is increased between New Zealand and scholars through a positive scholarship experience</li>  <li>Bilateral and regional objectives are supported by the Scholarships Programme</li> </ul>
Kiribati Fisheries activity design Consultant input to the design of a Kiribati fisheries management improvement initiative.
Solid Waste Management 2011-2015 Solid waste activities in South Tarawa and Kiritimati, including improved rubbish collection, public education, recycling and landfill management.
Kiribati - Integrated Water Monitoring in Tarawa Working with NIWA to improve existing water quality monitoring in Kiribati by developing and implementing an integrated water quality monitoring network that covers lagoon/coastal-related water quality. NIWA will work in collaboration with the Government members of the Kiribati Water Quality Committee who have the legal remit for water quality monitoring and who will be the primary users of the data and information developed.
Kiribati Health Worker Internship Training Program Improved health services delivery in Kiribati through increased supply of competent, registered, practising health workers who also meet international accreditation requirements to pursue postgraduate training.
Labour Force Participation and Mobility Support for marine and fisheries training in Kiribati to support labour mobility.
Improved Sustainable Kiribati Fisheries Development and Management (Core) This Activity will support the Kiribati Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Development (MFMRD) to build capacity for fisheries management and development through the provision of technical assistance and grant funding support
Healthy Families Efforts to strengthen capacity, improve service delivery, and build an enabling environment for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Kiribati.
Kiribati Hospital Infrastructure Renovation, refurbishment and expansion at Tungaru Central and Betio Hospitals, to improve access to quality health services for the population of South Tarawa.
Health Capacity Building & Policy Support This activity aims to improve policy development and planning in the Kiribati health system, to support improved health service delivery.
Kiribati In-Country Technical and Vocational Training This Activity supports I-Kiribati to gain technical and vocational training by reimbursing civil servants and civil society workers upon successful completion of specified courses.
Public Health Support Supporting improved public health outcomes for Kiribati, focused on addressing non-communicable diseases and child and maternal health.
Kiribati country programme evaluation This Activity is one of 14 Programme evaluations undertaken 2015-2018. The evaluation assessed MFAT's programmes and engagement with Kiribati.
Fisheries - vessel and capitalisation initiative A study of the strategic, economic, commercial, financial and management cases for proposed investment in artisanal or commercial fishing vessels.
Kiribati Public Utility Board electricity support This activity aims to improve South Tarawa's electricity network through delivering a safer substation network; improved electiricy distribution and connections; and improved capacity and capability in the Energy Sector.
Incentivising Economic Reform in Kiribati Provision of financial support and technical assistance to the Government of Kiribati (GoK) linked to the achievement of priority economic reforms outlined in GoK's Economic Reform Plan.
Improved Sustainable Kiribati Fisheries Development and Management (PTF) This Activity will support the Kiribati Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Development (MFMRD) to build capacity for fisheries management and development through the provision of technical assistance
Housing Phases 1 and 2 Delivery of improved, higher-density, housing in an overcrowded area of South Tarawa.
International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) International Air Cargo Interdiction II and International Border Interdiction Training II in Gaborone, Botswana International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) International Air Cargo Interdiction II and International Border Interdiction Training II in Gaborone, Botswana
Transport Security Administration Training Appropriation for AVSEC Technical Training Delivery of Quality Control in Civil Aviation Security Training workshop to Ghana
International Seaport Interdiction Training II (ILEA) ILEAs help advance U.S. interests through international cooperation while promoting global social, political and economic stability through combating crime. ILEAs provide high quality training and technical assistance, support institution building, enhance enforcement capabilities and foster positive relationships between American law enforcement agencies and their counterparts in each respective region.
Targeting and Risk Management (Domestic) US Customs and Border Patrol Activity: Targeting and Risk Management (Domestic) .
The Dominican Specialized Surgical Diagnostic Voluntary Project Sending a field medical team to evaluate several hospitals in the Dominican Republic in order to determine on the ground the possibility of implementing volunteer projects, and to know the need in terms of medical specialties, consumables, and medical equipment necessary to implement volunteer projects. - Getting acquainted with the current situation in health facilities in the Dominican Republic to implement volunteer medical projects in the medical field targeting the most needy groups. Identifying hospitals in Dominican Republic in order to determine on the ground the possibility of implementing volunteer projects, and to know the need in terms of medical specialties, consumables, and medical equipment necessary to implement volunteer projects.
USAID/OFDA GRANT FOR DOMINICA FLOODS CONCESIÓN DE USAID/OFDA PARA LAS INUNDACIONES DE DOMINICA USAID/OFDA GRANT FOR DOMINICA FLOODS CONCESIÓN DE USAID/OFDA PARA LAS INUNDACIONES DE DOMINICA
FY 18 WFP Dominica Award PMA Dominica Award del FY 18 FY 18 WFP Dominica Award PMA Dominica Award del FY 18
Hurricane preparedness program for Dominica Programa del estado de preparación del huracán para Dominica Disaster Preparedness program through Emergency Shelter in Dominica Programa de la previsión de catástrofes a través del refugio de la emergencia en Dominica
USAID/OFDA MISSION GRANT FOR DOMINICA FLOODS CONCESIÓN DE LA MISIÓN DE USAID/OFDA PARA LAS INUNDACIONES DE DOMINICA USAID/OFDA MISSION GRANT FOR DOMINICA FLOODS CONCESIÓN DE LA MISIÓN DE USAID/OFDA PARA LAS INUNDACIONES DE DOMINICA
Emergency Support for Fisheries in Dominica Ayuda de la emergencia para las industrias pesqueras en Dominica USAID's Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance recently contributed to non-governmental organization Samaritans Purse to support fishing cooperatives in Dominica to repair and replace hurricane-damaged infrastructure. The new assistance is targeting 12 priority cooperatives benefiting approximately 2,200 fishermen across Dominica, with the aim of improving food security on the island. La oficina de USAID de los E.E.U.U. que la ayuda extranjera del desastre contribuyó recientemente a los samaritanos de la organización no gubernamental frunce para apoyar la pesca de cooperativas en Dominica para reparar y para substituir la infraestructura huracán-dañada. La nueva ayuda está apuntando a 12 cooperativas de la prioridad que benefician a aproximadamente 2.200 pescadores a través de Dominica, con el objetivo de mejorar seguridad alimentario en la isla.
Humanitarian Assistance - Domninica Ayuda humanitaria - Domninica Humanitarian Assistance - Domninica Ayuda humanitaria - Domninica
Department of Energy, Office of Nuclear Incident Policy and Cooperation, International Radiological/Nuclear Emergency Preparedness and Response Engagement Activities The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Incident Policy and Cooperation works with international partners to strengthen capabilities to develop emergency preparedness and response (EPR) techniques by providing the expertise and tools needed to respond to radiological events.
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Regional Portable Metal Analyzer Workshop.
Department of Energy, Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) Monitoring and Verification System Support The funding supports U.S. experts to serve as Working Group B (WGB) Task Leaders and Expert Group Chair during biannual Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) WGB technical meetings in Vienna, Austria focused on international nuclear explosion monitoring issues.
Department of Energy, Clean Energy Solutions Center (incremental funding) The Clean Energy Solutions Center provides no-cost, demand-based technical assistance that helps governments design and adopt policies and programs that support the deployment of clean energy technologies.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Funding for LLNL and LANL to attend technical guidance document development meeting in Vienna.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Lab Lead Funds. Program Management for the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to Host the IAEA Methodologies Course and Costs for U.S. Instructor Time and Travel.
Department of Energy, Technical Support to World Customs Organization Support to World Customs Organizations Strategic Trade Enforcement Initiative