The government has allocated $34,600 for development projects in the village of Matailobau, Naitasiri. This funding was announced by the Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu, who emphasized the importance of community involvement in the improvement efforts. These initiatives, part of the Village Improvement Scheme, aim to enhance the quality of life for residents and focus on the essential structures within the village such as community shelters, water supply systems, schools, and solar power installations to ensure sustainable energy access.
Minister Vasu praised the villagers for their proactive approach and involvement in these developments, highlighting the positive impact such projects can have on youth and future generations. He encouraged the community to take ownership of the improvements and make the most of these opportunities provided by the government.
Matailobau is one of 30 other villages that are currently receiving support for local development projects, which reflects a broader commitment to enhancing village life across the region. The development efforts are not only about infrastructure but also encourage clean living environments and foster stronger community ties.
The chief of the village, Ratu Inoke Takiveikata, underlined the necessity for residents to actively engage in ensuring the longevity and effectiveness of these developments. He also mentioned the new footpath being constructed in the village, further demonstrating the ongoing commitment to community improvement.
This announcement is a strong signal of hope and progress for the villagers, showcasing the government’s dedication to supporting rural communities and driving positive change. With these initiatives, the residents of Matailobau can look forward to a better quality of life, improved facilities, and a brighter future for all.
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