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Youth Challenge Vanuatu (YCV), in collaboration with UNICEF, have utilised the U-Report, a digital tool, to gather the opinions of young people on various issues affecting their communities across Vanuatu.

The local recruitment agency, which has been receiving attention for purportedly recruiting workers for Canada, is not affiliated with the labour mobility program supported by the Vanuatu Government through the

Since 2011, Vanuatu has made significant strides in reducing malaria burden across the country. In 2017, TAFEA Province was declared malaria free and in 2021, the Ministry of Health (MoH)

If you’re disappointed that your cruise ship has been too raucous, quiet, cultured or too full of children, then it’s unfair to blame it on the cruise line.

The local and global communities have joined forces to successfully fund the much-needed neurosurgery for 3-year-old Christelle Bollem in India, and she is now recovering after undergoing the surgery.

Director General (DG) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MoIA), Leith Veremaito, announced yesterday that the Employment Act, as well as the Seasonal Employment Act is currently being reviewed.

Despite the clear impacts — both present and future — of climate change on human mobility, before 2018 no state had adopted specific domestic-level policies to manage climate-related mobility, displacement, or relocation. The first two states to do so in 2018 were Fiji and Vanuatu, small island states in the Pacific with limited capacities for policy development and implementation. This research seeks to understand how these small Pacific states have been able to create large-scale change an...

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Discover how PALM scheme workers from Vanuatu are making a difference in aged care.

The landmark ruling against Switzerland for climate inaction confirmed governments’ obligations to lower greenhouse gas emissions. But what about liability for climate-related damages?