A recent two-day training conducted by the Vanuatu Skills Partnership aims to enhance the skills of key leaders in their mandates to implement government policies that drives development growth. Vanuatu Skills Partnership Director Mr. Fremden Yanhambath, said: “People have expectations when it comes to service delivery.” He “said Institutions need to consider alternative ways of doing things. “
“Building and strengthening institutional capacity should be the focus if we are to take control of our destiny to ensure an inclusive, representative, and responsive state. Institutions need to be strengthened by providing professional development for the workforce. This is necessary to ensure service is delivered satisfactorily to the people. As leaders in influential institutions, we need such professional development to respond effectively to people’s needs.”
The training which took place at the Vanuatu Christian Council’s Conference Room was attended by representatives from the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET), Vanuatu Skills Partnership, Provincial Skills Centers, Provincial Government Councils, Vanuatu Public Administration and Management (VIPAM) and the Department of Local Authorities.