LOCATIONS
Our major provinces and islands outside of Port Vila and Efate have received world class infrastructure developments. This is demonstrating the Government's committement to its decentralisation policy. Access by both air and land routes in these provinces are becoming more frequest, faster and easier and internet and communication connectivities are readily availbale and can be enjoyed anywhere, anytime
CONSIDER INVESTING IN OUR SIX PROVINCES
SANMA PROVINCE
Claiming the longest road networks in Vanuatu and host to the longest wharf in the region, your products and services are guaranteed of reaching their final destination for consumer needs.
MALAMPA PROVINCE
Malampa province is host to Vanuatu 's second biggest island of Malekula. Malekula has been and remains Vanuatu's major producer and exporter of copra and cocoa. Because of its clean beaches and waters, it is the country's best location for Aquaculture projects.
TAFEA PROVINCE
Tafea Province is rich with Agriculture crops, particularly high value crops such as Coffee planting, Coconut, Kava, Citrus, Noni spices and root crops and root crops. The Islands within Tafea Province are popular based on the value crops planted by the people. Tanna Island is famously known for its Tanna Coffee which grown under the shadows of the still active Yasur Volcano. It is the active Volcano's influence that makes the Tanna Coffee so unique.
SHEFA PROVINCE
Shefa Province has a population of 97,602. SHEFA is one of the six provinces of Vanuatu, located in the center of the country and including the Islands of Epi and the Shepherd Islands. The Province’s main island of Efate is host to the Vanuatu Capital, Port Vila City.
TORBA PROVINCE
TORBA province is Vanuatu’s happiest province and home to the country’s friendliest people with an array of unique, untouched and unspoilt tourism attractions. Tourism, fisheries and manufacturing opportunities are but some potential investment activities that are calling you to invest in Torba today!
PENAMA PROVINCE
Penama Province is home to Vanuatu’s best quality kava and boasts some of the country’s most interesting natural tourist attractions and the world famous Nangol land dive.
Continued support programs for skills improvement and development is carried out by TVET programs and also encouraged through policies within the provincial government and relative departments including the agriculture department in the province.