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Nauru Integrated Infrastructure Strategic Plan 2019. This report is published under the auspices of the Nauru Government, with the support of the Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility (PRIF).
The economy recovered slightly, growing by 1.5% in fiscal year 2021 (FY2021, ended 30 June), higher than its 0.8% growth in FY 2020. Pandemic-related restrictions continued to dampen economic
More tightly integrating the NIISP into Nauru''s planning and budgeting processes, namely an early-stage screening gateway for infrastructure projects. We thank all those involved in the formulation of the
Infrastructure in Nauru may be obsolete in certain sectors, but the
Running fishing boats out of remote islands like Nauru is relatively expensive compared with operating from a major regional base, as needed infrastructure is specialized and cannot survive on a small
Geographical and historical treatment of Nauru, including maps and statistics as well as a survey of its people, economy, and government.
When Nauru achieved independence in 1968, it marked the beginning of a new chapter for the Pacific Island Country. And while it may be the third
A strategic end-of-term review of the DFAT-funded Nauru Infrastructure and Services investment was undertaken between March-June 2018 to support DFAT''s improved performance and strategic
Revised in 2009, this National Sustainable Development Strategy outlines the Government of Nauru''s long-term development vision, message and goals for a ''future where individual, community,
Nauru faces challenges associated with its small size, remote location and narrow production base. Despite these challenges, the Government is committed to ensuring a sustainable quality of life for all
The airline also connects Nauru with destinations including Nadi, Tarawa, Majuro, Pohnpei, and Palau via its "Australia–North Pacific Connector,"
Economic Challenges Fiscal Sustainability and Growth Nauru''s economy has shown signs of improvement in recent years, but it still faces significant challenges in
Public sector investment aims to enhance societal well-being by addressing social and economic needs through infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, and public transportation and
Nauru''s long-term vision, central message, and goals are unchanged from the 2009 update of the NSDS and are linked to the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Nauru National Development Strategy 2005-2025 iii The consultations have clearly identified the priority areas for Nauru''s future. We need to lift education and health standards so we can have an educated
Nauru''s unique geography and climate present both opportunities and challenges for its residents. The island''s small size and limited resources require careful
Nauru, like other small island countries, has few opportunities to drive sustainable economic development as it continues to face multiple challenges that are linked to issues such as its high
Infrastructure in Nauru may be obsolete in certain sectors, but the government is working to improve it. Energy and water infrastructure is getting
As part of this effort, the Government of Nauru decided to formulate and develop a Strategic Plan for Economic Infrastructure in Nauru that would identify and prioritize infrastructure investments, and set
Approximately 80% of Nauru''s total land is non-habitable. However, the land has been mined for phosphates over the past 100 years and has been left as barren, worked- out land with residual
Nauru, a tiny island nation in the Pacific Ocean, is often overlooked on the world stage. Yet, its history is a microcosm of some of the most pressing global issues today—colonial exploitation, environmental
A detailed review of Nauru''s infrastructure service delivery was conducted in 2018/2019 to map out the infrastructure services that the government is providing to the communities in each infrastructure sector.
This national study for Nauru aims to provide an impartial, collective assessment of the development situation and challenges in Nauru. It is intended to inform the United Nations priorities
Nauru faces challenges associated with its small size, remote location and narrow production base. Despite these challenges, the Government is committed to ensuring a sustainable quality of life for all
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