KAWAKI Women Network Calls for Simpler Access to Donor Funding
The KAWAKI Women Network has called on donors and development partners to simplify funding application processes, saying current requirements are often too complex for...
Mangroves: Pacific Islanders’ First Line of Defense against Climate Change
BY SHOREYANN RAGOSO
A Solomon Islander is calling on communities to protect mangrove forests, highlighting their vital role in safeguarding coastal homes from climate change.
Limah...
Reko Farmer’s Plea: Bridging the Gap Between Rural Farms and the City Market
Roselyn Ghaokale, a local farmer from Reko, northeast of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands, relies heavily on her garden crops for her daily survival....
Speech Contest Successfully Held
BY JOY OFASIA
Jericho II community successfully held a speech competition based on the topic of Waste Management over the weekend at Jericho II community.
Speaking...
Addressing Women’s Needs In Rural Areas Is Paramount
WOMEN play important roles in the rural economy as farmers, wage earners, and entrepreneurs. They also take responsibility for the well-being of the members...
Donors Support Community With Livelihood Equipment
OVER the weekend, the community of Pusiju in Valapata village, Vella la Vella Island in Western Province received agricultural equipment, transportation, safety equipment’s at...
Malango Women Voices Concerns and Challenges
BY MYRNE LIVETT
WOMEN OF Pamphylia village in the Malango area of central Guadalcanal voice out harsh daily challenges they’re facing in order to get...
Mother|Grandmother Shares Experience working at a UXO Survey Company
BY JOY OFASIA
GLORETTA Anderson, 41, a mother to a daughter and a grandmother, works as a Cartographer at Safe Signals, a private UXO/Bomb Survey...
Hageulu Women Moves to Conserve and Restore Tubi Forest
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU
WOMEN in Hageulu village in Isabel province is moving to conserve and protect their Tubi forest.
This comes after a successful consultation headed...
