Agriculture and Waterways Minister Vatimi Rayalu is undertaking a significant visit to the Northern Division this week, where he is inspecting key waterways projects and engaging with local farming communities.
During his visit, he recently toured the nearly finished 450-meter seawall project in Navunievu Village, Bua, which is aimed at combatting seawater erosion. The initiative has been met with appreciation from villagers, who discussed its vital role in protecting the coastline during a Talanoa Session.
Minister Rayalu has emphasized the Ministry’s ongoing commitment to enhancing waterways and providing support to regional farming communities. His tour is set to last for an additional three days, during which he will travel through Bua, Cakaudrove, and Macuata Provinces.
This visit not only underscores the governmental focus on infrastructure to protect against environmental challenges but also illustrates the importance of community engagement in these developmental projects. It’s encouraging to see local voices being heard and the impact of such projects on safeguarding communities and their livelihoods.
Summary: Minister Vatimi Rayalu is visiting the Northern Division to review waterways projects and meet with farming communities, highlighting the nearly completed seawall in Navunievu Village, which aims to protect against seawater erosion. The initiative reflects the government’s commitment to environmental protection and community engagement.
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