Second session now of the Tonga Rural Innovation Project 2 Workshop, hosted by MORDI Tonga Trust #mialgtonga

Tongan Government and IFAD launches major multi-million dollar community development initiative mic.gov.to/news-today/pre…

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This morning we’re attending the Tonga Emergency Medical Team Country Preparedness Workshop, hosted by WHO and the Ministry of Health.

The support we receive from the Government of Tonga, from IFAD and from others, is crucial. But I say to you; don’t be afraid to let the communities drive development. They know what they need. You have to empower them. Together we can move mountains. Dr. Vili Fauvao, MORDI

“I would like to express the sincere appreciation of the Government of Tonga to IFAD for their continuing financial assistance toward the advancement of the agricultural sector. Agriculture has been, and continues to be, the backbone of our economy.” Minister Losaline Ma’asi

“The Tonga Rural Innovation Project has enhanced community resilience and development, but while we have enjoyed some successes, we still have a long way to go to ensure that no one is left behind.” Hon. Pohiva TU’I’ONETOA, Minister of Finance and National Planning.

Happy to have Akanesi Polotu F Paunga, Director – Women’s Affairs Division Ministry of Internal Affairs & Sue Anderson - Families Free of Violence program at UN Women #Fiji office for a great planning &coordination meeting on how to synergize joint efforts in ending violence against women in #Tonga #EVAWG

The Minister, Hon. Losaline Ma'asi, briefed District and Town Officers on the Amendments to laws affecting their work.

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This morning we’re at the “Strengthening Community Resilience to Climate Change and DRR through Women’s Community Governance Structures” workshop, with our partner Ministry, MEIDECC.

“When water surges through a village, it not only destroys homes, but businesses, schools, hospitals, markets, everyday components of our lives. That is why disaster response and reduction are so important, and need a cross-sectoral approach.” Mr Paula Pouvalu Ma’u, CEO, MEIDECC

Our colleague, Samuela Pohiva, is presenting the practical steps our Division is taking to tackle #ClimateChange at the community level in #Tonga

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Disaster risk reduction is all in a day’s work for Tongan NGO MORDI Tonga Trust, who are working with CARE Australia and Live and Learn to help make houses across Tonga better able to withstand natural disasters thanks to #AustralianAid #IDDR2018 #ResilienceForAll

We’re flying the flags and covering the walls in Red and White, ready for the big game tomorrow!! Mate Ma’a Tonga!! 🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴 #MMT

Even in a meeting of District Officers with the Hon. Minister, Losaline Ma’asi, we are showing our love for Mate Ma’a Tonga 🇹🇴 #mmt

Mate Ma’a Tonga!!! #MMT

Today we say goodbye to our communications advisor @StJCx thank you to RedR Australia and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 for sending him our way! #malo James!