PYFAC Vanuatu

25/05/2022

Stopem Korapsen long 🇻🇺

Fasin blo wan Lida, or sam lida's oli mekem wan decision blo hem or olgeta i kat wan benefit blo hem hemi amount long Conflict of Interest. Penalty blo Conflict of Interest hemi wan fine wea bae i no bitim 5,000,000 vatu or Imprisoment long wan period wea i no bitim 10 years. Yumi ol Lida's blo Nation blo Republic blo Vanuatu i no mas mekem decisions blo benefitim yumi nomo be decisions hemi mas be lo best intrest blo ol pipol blo umi. Stoppem Abuse blo Power mo stoppem Korapsen !!

24/05/2022

It's called 'INTEGRITY'..
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11/05/2022

PYFAC Vanuatu team will be assisting UNODC to reach out to service users and interested stakeholders for the 'barriers to reporting corruption' survey.

UNODC is conducting research in the following Pacific Island Countries: Kiribati, Palau, Cook and Vanuatu. Three surveys have been developed aimed at authorities receiving corruption reports, service users, and other stakeholders with experiences of engaging with persons reporting corruption.

PYFAC will ensure that the voices and opinions of young people throughout Vanuatu will also be captured in this survey.

We are calling on youth leaders who are passionate about working to ensure that there is transparency and accountability across all sectors of service delivery starting from our home, community, province, and to the national level to participate in this survey.
Click on the links below if you are answering the survey as a stakeholder (representing an organization) or as a member of the public.

(1) Survey for Stakeholders (stakeholders who do not work in authorities who receive corruption reports, but have valuable expertise and experiences in working with persons who report corruption, these persons may include (but are not limited to) members of the judiciary, the chamber of commerce, UNCAC focal points, civil society, and the media.: https://forms.gle/T5g9PtDxmY94Bwi86

(2)Survey for Service users (Members of the public) : https://forms.gle/mPFXbugDwT7kGkpt5

We will also be available to contact you for an interview and fill in the forms directly on your behalf (If you wish to). So let us know by leaving us a message in our chatbox.

Please help us spread the survey link so we can help develop and improve effective reporting mechanisms and protections when reporting corruption. Do help us disseminate this post to interested parties as well. Tengiu in advance .

26/04/2021

A Collective effort to build a

The United Nations Pacific Regional Anti-Corruption Project is a joint initiative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and the United Nations Deve...

09/02/2021

Lets be reminded of the Right To Information Act (RTI). Thank you Leader of Opposition Ralph Regenvanu for the "CALL" on Public Servants to .

Like you rightly said, "For the sake of good governance and the continuing progress of sustainable and equitable development in this country", Public servants need to report corruption so it can be dealth with ..


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09/12/2020

Happy International Anti - Corruption Day today..

16/09/2020

Congratulations to our Wantok PYFAC Solomons for a successful Refresher training..

UNPRAC, UNDP TAP and PYFACSI has successfully completed a two day refresher training for PYFACSI youth members, Reps from the National Youth Council, Honiara Youth Council and Honiara & Malaita Youth Caucus leaders on the Anti-Corruption Advocacy Toolkit adopted by PYFAC in 2017.

Picture:Group photo of participants.
PC. Maverick Seda

18/05/2020

Advisory Note: Covid-19 and Corruption in the

24/01/2020

📢VOTE RIGHT, VOTE BRIGHT 🇻🇺💪

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18/11/2019

And finally...
The first ever posters has been printed...🙂🙂🙂 Thank you to and for this partnering.

🇻🇺 | COMPLETED :) The first copies of Vanuatu's First Ever CITIZENS BUDGET printed.

The Citizens Budgets, published in poster form, is designed to present key public finance information recorded in the National Budget to the public to ensure citizens have a firm understanding of the many ways the budget affects their lives.

This printed poster is the result of a partnership that was established in 2018 between the Right To Information Unit, the Ministry of Finance, and Transparency Vanuatu.

After the Parliaments approves the 2020 Budget, preparations are underway to translate the 200+ pages of the Budget Book into poster form for the public.

23/10/2019

----Between the Lines----- An art designed by young and talented female poet writer, Miss Telstar Jimmy - TJ Iarapia..
The art design has been on display booth during the Regional Young Leaders Dialogue in Nadi- Fiji earlier this month..

15/10/2019

Integrity Poem | "INTEGRITY Means Truth Without Ending." ✔

✊A poem by Mily, a member of PYFAC Fiji ✊

10/10/2019

Vanuatu's successful Right to Information (RTI) 'story telling' this week at the REUnion Program for the (PYFAC) by the Publications Officer Franky Onesavi in Nadi Fiji has been an outstanding one.

The RTI story telling for has been a highlight for some other Pacific Island Countries to adopt and has seen as an important reccomendation and would take 🇻🇺 example to guide them through.

"I have never knew that such law as RTI ever exist. This is so suprising to hear that. Such laws like this exist and would act as better accountabilty mechanism to help prevent corruption.I felt sorry for my country- I feel like i should have already knew that", says a youth participant from Tokelau.

Discussions for lack of access to public information is an issue in the as well as media restrictions including lack of coverage in some Countries.

Mr Franky has shared his experience on the process he has been involve in- campaigning for the RTI Bill to Pass untill it has successfully passed in parliament in 2016.

"From what i observed, i can see that a lot of participants from other Pacific Island Countries have showed intrest about having a RTI Law", said Franky.

"RTI is very important. Everyone has the right to access Public information", he said.

Meanwhile RTI has been noted a common challenge that hinder youth from standing up against corruption.
Raet Blong Saveve

10/10/2019

PYFAC Booth at the Regional Young Leaders Forum in Nadi, Fiji.

09/10/2019

🇸🇧 🇻🇺 Pacific Youth Forum Against Corruption Solomon Islands-PYFACSICSI 🇻🇺🇸🇧🔛

09/10/2019

What does it take to become the corrupt free region in the world? That It starts somewhere...

Pacific youth are getting ready to tell our leaders our 'corrupt free' plan!

08/10/2019

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A Mini PacificYouthForumAgainstCorruption (PYFAC) 'REUNION' program has started today at the TanoaInternationalHotel-Nadi, Fiji.

Five young people from , , and are currently attending the three days program sponsored by the -PRAC (United Nations Pacific Regional Anti-Corruption) Project.

The team has today started discussions on what has been achieve over the past years since the first (PYFAC) in 2015- taking into consideration the Outcome Statement from the first in 2015 and from the #2017 .

A lot has been achieved and have been undertaken as success stories through an active PYFAC-platform.

The PYFAC team will be having an interactive discussion tomorrow with more than 70 who are currently attending the on and in .

The program will end on thursday the 10th.
on -Corruption

01/10/2019

A great end up of the in where young people have alot of stories to tell, share experiences, exchange networking, listen and learn alot from presenters as well as from visitations to become of for the

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Thank you to for allowing spaces for two to join the camp.
Representing 🇻🇺 in the is Vanuatu National Youth Councils Secretary and same time Youth President for the Port Vila Youth Council- Mr Jon Botlengleng TIV's active Youth -Tony Nimanikanik are hoping that the week should be an inspiring week for both and we look forward for exciting plans ahead to continuing the for , 🙂🙂🇻🇺
Photo: Mike Manning Youth Camp FB Page

27/09/2019

Opposition demands urgent release of COI report on VNPF

The Office of the Opposition strongly condemns the Government of Prime Minister Salwai’s indifference and ignorance to the Commission of Inquiry Report on the Vanuatu National Provident Fund (VNPF) savings and investments. It is a mystery as to why the COI Report was never released and made availa...

24/09/2019

Vanuatu is the 64 least corrupt nation out of 175 countries, according to the 2018 Corruption Perceptions Index reported by . Corruption Rank in averaged 83.86 from 2007 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 109 in 2008 and a record low of 64 in 2018.
Source: tradingeconomics.com

17/09/2019

#2017
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