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Women and young people with disabilities face barriers in sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence, found UNFPA Pacific’s new reports Suva, Fiji, 23 August 2022 – Today, UNFPA Pacific, Women Enabled International, and the Pacific Disability…

Women and young people with disabilities face barriers in sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence, found UNFPA Pacific’s new reports Suva, Fiji, 23 August 2022 – Today, UNFPA Pacific, Women Enabled International, and the Pacific Disability…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report documents and analyses the results of an end-line survey of the cash transfer programme (CTP), “Cash Transfers for Rapid Livelihoods Recovery of Volcano-displaced Families in Vanuatu” in Sanma province between October 2018 and…

Executive Summary Oxfam, with the support and partnership with the Government of New Zealand (MFAT), has been considering the possibilities and feasibility of providing cash-based humanitarian assistance in order to support evacuees and host families located on the island…

Data Collection Period: October - November 2018 Report Date: December 2018 Introduction Oxfam in Vanuatu (OiV) envisions a Vanuatu where all citizens, especially those who are disadvantaged and less powerful, are resilient, realising their rights, determining their own development,…

A. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY About the report Oxfam conducted this Vanuatu Cash Transfer Feasibility Assessment in partnership with Youth Challenge Vanuatu, Department of Agriculture & Rural Development, and the Vanuatu National Statistics Office with funding from the Australian Department…

(Excerpt) ENGAGEMENT Most of the respondents think that the coordination system for CVA at the country level is inclusive and useful with consideration of improvement, whereas at the regional level, the coordination and engagement is useful, but it needs to…

Introduction: General Introduction: The Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai underwater volcano erupted on the evening of 15 January 2022. The Government of Tonga and humanitarian partners report that the entire population of Tonga (approx. 101,000 people) have been impacted…

Key findings Poor urban planning contributes to disaster risk Climate change is contributing to a growing intensity of tropical cyclones in Fiji, with devastating consequences for the small island nation.7 Despite efforts at disaster risk reduction, this results…

Vanuatu has the world’s highest disaster risk and its capital, Port Vila, has been ranked the world’s most exposed city to natural hazards. Combined exposure and vulnerability to hazards, exacerbated by rapid urbanisation, translate into repeated…