MINING HAS ECONOMIC POTENTIAL FOR SOLOMONS: WORLD BANK
The mining sector has the potential to deliver positive development to Solomon Islands\’ economy and improve the lives of people according to World Bank. Speaking at…
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MAKIRA ULAWA SIGNS UP FOR COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE INITIATIVE
The Makira Ulawa provincial government together with the national government have signed a participation agreement for the province to participate in a pilot programme to strengthen…
REP TO REMAIN UNTIL DECEMBER 2016
The World Bank has approved an additional US$1.5 million grant to extend the Rapid Employment Project (REP) in Solomon Islands until December 2016. The additional grant…
WORLD BANK GROUP MADE COURTESY CALL ON OPPOSITION LEADER
The World Bank Group has made a courtesy call on the Opposition Leader today to brief him on programs the World Bank is currently undertaking in…
S.I.E.A & WORLD BANK TO REVIEW 2005 TARIFF REGULATIONS
The Solomon Islands Electricity Authority (SIEA) with the assistance of the World Bank, will review the 2005 Solomon Islands Tariff Regulations. SIEA says it is a…
SOLOMON ISLANDS COULD HAVE BENEFITED MORE FROM TUNA: FRANZ
Solomon Islands could have benefited more from its tuna resources if it had a more transparent and accountable fisheries management system. The World Bank Country Director…
WORLD BANK REPORT LOOKED AT FUNDING MECHANISMS FOR S.I.G
A new World Bank report has looked at ways in which the Solomon Islands Government and development partners can improve their funding mechanisms; resource distribution and;…