SPC (Secretariat of the Pacific Community) is an international organisation that works to help Pacific people achieve their development goals by delivering technical, scientific, research, policy and training services. SPC is owned and governed by the 26 members of the Pacific Community, which include 22 Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs). SPC’s work programme is driven by PICT’s national development priorities as outlined in the joint country strategies developed with each member. Services delivered by SPC include building and supplementing capacity, and on occasion providing complete services in areas where a PICT has no capacity of its own.
Following a request by the Ministry of Lands, Housing & Survey in 2013, the Government of Australia agreed to fund a programme of technical assistance to the Ministry, which is managed by SPC. The programme is focused on improved urban planning, upgrading of informal settlements, legislative reforms, and capacity building across the Ministry. To date, the programme has assisted the Ministry towards the following achievements (a link to a copy of all the documents below can also be found on this website here):
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