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The Pacific Islands and the World Bank

     
 

This diverse group of ten small countries (the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), Fiji, Kiribati, Palau, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Samoa, the Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu) faces challenges, both natural and man made. These include small, fractured internal markets that inhibit economies of scale and deliver few employment opportunities; prohibitive distances from export outlets, steep infrastructure and service provision costs; undeveloped human capital and vulnerability to natural hazards and climate change.

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Pacific Islands Brief  
Summarizes recent developments, future challenges and Bank assistance to the Pacific Islands.

Pacific Regional Strategy 
The Bank's multi-year development plan for the Pacific Islands follows their Governments' priorities.

Solomon Islands Interim Strategy Note 
This 18-month Interim Strategy Note presents the World Bank Group's engagement in Solomon Islands for FY10-FY11.

Tonga Country Assistance Strategy
The World Bank Group is significantly scaling up analytical and financial support to help the Kingdom of Tonga and reduce the constraints of economic geography and make the most of opportunities.

 
 
 How the Bank Assists Countries
 Frequently Asked Questions
 Contact Us
 
Disaster and Climate Risks Assessment
 
 
 
 Improving Social Services in the Pacific Islands 
  

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Projects and Results
Tonga School Grants
 
 Country Lending Summaries
 Business Center
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Key Indicators:
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 Data Summaries
 By Pacific Island Countries
  

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