Why Tarawa needs water reserves
Q&A With Kiribati Adaptation Program – Phase III Project Manager Kautuna Kaitara What is a water reserve? A water reserve is an area of land that is reserved for the extraction of water. That is,...
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Kiribati Road Rehabilitation Project underway
Local dancers beside the Kiribati Road Rehabilitation Project signboard outside Eita Maneaba during the ground breaking ceremony. Picture Aretitea Teeta/AusAID The ground breaking ceremony for the...
View ArticleSocial Dimension of Climate Change
The Minister for Environment, Lands & Agricultural Development and Chairman to Parliamentary Climate Change Committee, Hon. Tiarite Tioti Kwong launched the Kiribati Documentary on Social Dimension...
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Kiribati to Celebrate World Water Day
Kiribati people depend on potable well water, this supply has been affected by climate change Kiribati will be celebrating World Water Day on 24 March 2014 at the Bairiki Square in Kiribati’s capital,...
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Water supply in Kiribati: Local solution
The Tamana Pump. Photo by: Carlo Iocovino Press release: SPREP The atoll of Tamana, in Southern Kiribati, is the origin of a pump design that has helped thousands of communities in the Pacific Island...
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Location confirmed for infiltration galleries in North Tarawa
Land owner from Tabonibara, North Tarawa, signs the voluntary land use agreement Landowners in Nooto and Tabonibara villages of Rural Tarawa have willingly signed off an agreement for the voluntary...
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KAPIII Mid Term Review
Mid Term Review Team during wrap up meeting The Government of Kiribati, The World Bank Team together with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT – Australia) conducted a Mid-Term Review on...
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KAPIII Mid Term Review
Mid Term Review Team during wrap up meeting The Government of Kiribati, The World Bank Team together with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT – Australia) conducted a Mid-Term Review on...
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New High Precision GPS Equipment for Kiribati
GPS Training Day 2 The shoreline and infrastructure assets are key elements of daily life in South Tarawa. Until now the accurate mapping and monitoring of these things has been undertaken using basic...
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