Meetings in Port Vila

31 July 2018
MJF representatives travelled to Vanuatu earlier this month, participating in a number of meetings with several organisations in Port Vila.
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MJF representatives travelled to Vanuatu earlier this month, participating in a number of meetings with several organisations in Port Vila. These trips are part of our regular work to deepen partnerships and strengthen ties in the health and education sectors of the country. Outcomes of these meetings include clarification of supply chain and distribution processes as well as options for future MJF projects. We also met with representatives of the Australian High Commission, which is very supportive of the work we do in Vanuatu.

Meetings held:

  1. Scott Monteiro, Procurement Manager for Vanuatu Health Resource Mechanism
  2. Haward Mala, Principal of Vila East Primary School
  3. Australian High Commission
  4. Paul Makikon, General Manager of Vila Central Hospital
  5. Vanutu Womens Centre, a shelter for women experiencing family violence

It takes time and a great deal of investment to establish effective pathways for assistance in a country like Vanuatu. Consolidating these pathways through meetings on the ground in Port Vila enables us to donate equipment and resources ethically and responsibly, putting in place sustainable practices as per our donation guidelines. We are also in the process of establishing similar guidelines for the donation of education equipment and resources.

You can read more about our Guideline for the Donation of Medical Products here.

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