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Technical Assistance for the Vanuatu Sustainable and Inclusive Rural Development Programme (VaVaC II)
Technical Assistance for the Vanuatu Sustainable and Inclusive Rural Development Programme (VaVaC II) supports implementation of a Budget Support Programme. Overall objective: climate-resilient rural development enabling opportunities. Specific objective: promote climate-resilient food systems (production, value addition, safety, quality,...
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- June 04, 2026
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- Topic:
- Project Management
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Technical Assistance for the Vanuatu Sustainable and Inclusive Rural Development Programme (VaVaC II) supports implementation of a Budget Support Programme. Overall objective: climate-resilient rural development enabling opportunities. Specific objective: promote climate-resilient food systems (production, value addition, safety, quality, trade). Expected outputs: enhanced capacity for climate-resilient rural development policies, stability-oriented macro-economic policies, PFM reforms, improved budget oversight and transparency. Supports Ministries of Agriculture, Trade, Finance (PFM leadership), and Prime Minister's Office (coordination).
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