

The
participants were invited from the Ministry of Inland Revenue and Customs, His
Majesty Armed Forces (HMAF), Ministry of Police, Marine and Ports Authority,
Tongafish Pathways & PMU, Ministry of Fisheries
World Bank Safeguard Policies
It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout.
Policy No.1
Apply to everything we do.
Policy No.2
Aim to prevent and mitigate undue harm to people and their environment in the development process.
Policy No.3
Facilitate stakeholder participation in project design and foster a sense of ownership among local populations.
Policy No.4
Environmental and social issues are assessed and evaluated in decision making, risks are managed, and consultation and discourse of information is provided.
•Identifying stakeholders who may be interested in or affected by the project (PSOP for ALL)
•Identify appropriate methods for engaging these stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle
•Ensure ongoing
consultation, communication would ensure the effective management and engagement in the
project with
all stakeholders
including everyone, Gov’t, private sectors, civil societies, NGOs, WOMEN GROUPS, youth groups, local communities, industry groups, committees, lotu hufia groups/families,
Kanokupolu and Haátafu Stakeholder Engagement Plan Training

Sitting: (Left to Right) Metui Taukeiáho
(Kanokupolu T/O), Sione Manumanu (D/O Western Side), Mele Sila, Samisoni
Holoía, Samiu Úngoúnga, Tevita Veaíla (Safeguards & Stakeholder), Veisinia
Monu, Frank Taufa (Compliance Officer, MoF).
Standing: (Left to Right) Matangi
Ákauóla, Tevita Piukana (Haátafu T/O),
George Vete (Project Coordinator, PMU, MoF), Álisi Afu (Training and
Development Officer, PMU), Salote Faótusia (Legal Officer, MoF).