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Thursday, August 03, 2006
RAMSI reaches out in Malaita
RAMSI reaches out in Malaita

By MOFFAT MAMU

A FIRST EVER outreach program organised by the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) was successful completed yesterday in Malaita.
A high level team of eight personals from RAMSI completed the two days outreach program to the communities of Dukwasi, Ambu, Kilusakwalo and Fiu.
Such an outreach program had been conducted in a number of communities around Honiara but to come out from Honiara in such a high level delegation and visit four communities within two days is the first of its kind said Chris Tarohimae of the Office of the Special Coordinator.
The delegation visited Dukwasi and Ambu communities near Auki on Monday and yesterday morning visited Kilusakwalo and Fiu.
During the visits the communities were briefed about the work and role of RAMSI to the communities for about two hours.
Chris told Solomon Star that since a lot had been said about RAMSI the grassroot people and those living in the provinces should know the various components of RAMSI serving in the country.
“This outreach program is part of educating the people about the work of RAMSI in the country,” he said.
In each of the communities the Police Participating Force (PPF), Office of the Special Coordinator, RAMSI Advisors of the Finance Ministry, and Coalition Task Force (CTF) and Machinery of the government representatives were given the opportunity to brief the communities about the role of the RAMSI’s component.
It was an interesting discussion the communities held with RAMSI as questions and answers were exchanged during the four sessions of the meetings with the communities.
Representing the Special Coordinator’s Office Jane Kriegel thanked the communities for their turnout in all the discussions.
She said the it is good to reach out to the grassroots and tell them the functions of RAMSI and what it is doing and who made up RAMSI.
Each of the communities have expressed gratitude over the delegation’s visit because it was the first time for such a high level delegation to visit them to give them first hand information about RAMSI’s work.
According to Tarohimae similar outreach will be conducted next month to the Western Province for several days comprising of some RAMSI personals who are working in various components of RAMSI.
By next year most of the provinces in the country will be covered through such an outreach program, he said
The delegation includes Sue Ingram Coordinator of the Machinery of Governance, Jane Ingram Office of the Special Coordinator, Andrew Beaumont and Bruce Arnold of Ministry of Finance, Gino Gaspari and Sepola Niulakita of the Participating Police Force (PPF), Capt Setareki Bogidrau and LCPL Karl Arand of the Coalition Task Force.
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