South Paray Domestic wharf, has received a much needed funding boost, thanks to the New Zealand Government for providing a NZ$10 million grant, or approx. Vt728 million towards construction works currently being carried out by Fletcher Organisation Vanuatu Ltd.
South Paray Domestic wharf, has received a much needed funding boost, thanks to the New Zealand Government for providing a NZ$10 million grant, or approx. Vt728 million towards construction works currently being carried out by Fletcher Organisation Vanuatu Ltd.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide a $6 million grant and the Government of Vanuatu $1.2 million to establish a network to deliver renewable energy to the people of Malekula and Santo.
Minister for Public Utilities Jay Ngwele signed this week the contract for the repair of two of the country’s most significant wharf infrastructures in Lenakel on Tanna and Litzlitz on Malekula which both come under Vanuatu Inter-Island Shipping Support Project (VISSP). Read More
Bidding for South Paray Domestic wharf is set to kick off next month, with construction expected to begin in the third quarter of this year 2021. The construction of the new South Paray Domestic Shipping Terminal, as part of the Vanuatu Inter-island Shipping Support Project (VISSP), was brought to a halt in 2018 when independent investigations, instigated by the Government and its development partners, identified design concerns and the requirement for more detailed site investigations. Click here for more
If there is any particular VPMU project that suffered most from the global pandemic it would have to be the Vanuatu Energy Access Project (VEAP), funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Strategic Climate Fund and the Vanuatu Government, at a total cost of well over Vt1 billion.
