Four Solomon Island Scouts have left the country yesterday to join other scouts throughout the world to participate in the 23rd World Jamboree in Japan. Team leader of the Solomon Islands Scouts Gerea Lepping said they have two roles at the Jamboree in Japan.
Two members of the Solomon Islands Scouts Association left the country to take part in the preparation work for the upcoming 23rd World Scout Jamboree event in Japan next week.
The Japanese Embassy and the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will next week mark the Japanese Overseas Cooperation of Volunteers (JOCV’s) 50th anniversary. The day marks the foundation of JOCV an international cooperation program undertaken by JICA.
The Japanese Government has signed over $213 million for the project to upgrade the Kukum Highway in Honiara. Components of the project include reducing traffic congestion at the Central Market and improve pedestrian access in the area.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is pooling resources with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) on the Kukum Highway Upgrade Project.
The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has conducted a media tour to its program sites today. The tour brings together local Journalists on a visit to project sites and volunteers.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will be doing a media tour to its program sites tomorrow. The tour is to provide first-hand knowledge about the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) programs to journalists for the people of Solomon Islands.
The Japanese Embassy in Solomon Islands has signed a $640,000 grant aid project with Mase Primary school in North New Georgia, Western Province. The grant is to build a two-storey classroom building and two staff houses for the school under the Japanese Grass Roots program.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has issued a ‘No Tsunami Threat to the country’. This follows an earthquake of magnitude 6.9 this morning at approximately 263 km East Southeast Off the East Coast of Honshu, Japan. No further updates will be issued unless the situation changes.
The Kolofe and Kwaibala Water Supply and Sanitation Committee has thanked the Japanese Government for the water supply and sanitation project granted to them recently.
Water supply and sanitation problems will be a thing of the past for the communities of Kolofe and Kwaibala in Auki, Malaita Province. Thanks to the Government and People of Japan for funding an SBD$500,000 worth of project materials towards a water supply and sanitation project for the…
A grant contract of more than SBD$500,000 has been awarded to the a community in the Isabel Province from the Japanese Government. Funded under the Grassroots project fund managed by the Japanese Embassy, the grant aid will go towards improving water and sanitation systems at Koghe Community in…
The Japanese government will sign a grant contract project for the improvement of water supply and sanitation for Koge community in Isabel and Kolofe and Kwaibala community in Malaita province tomorrow.
A $370,000.00 grant contract was signed today to assist a rural training centre in Isabel Province has been signed under the Japanese Grassroots Program. The grant will go towards building two new staff houses for the Kholaero Rural Training Centre in Isabel province.
The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology and the Honiara City Council are today hosting the fourth Joint Coordinating Committee Meeting of solid waste management project in Honiara.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare today signed Exchange Notes and a Grant Agreement with the Japanese Government for detailed design work on the proposed Japanese Government-funded Kukum Highway project.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare is ready to work with development partners including the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) to address the country’s development aspirations.
Japanese Government through its embassy in Honiara has approved more than $600,000.00 to construct an administration and training office building at Ranadi Dump Site, East Honiara.
The Japanese Government has approved more than $700,000.00 to construct a two-story classroom building for Katurasele Primary School in South Choiseul. A signing ceremony for the funding assistance took place at the Japanese Embassy in Honiara today.
The Chair of a primary school committee in South Guadalcanal has described a recent signing ceremony between the school and the Japanese Embassy as a ‘unique and significant moment’ in the community’s history.
