Government Organizations in Fongafale

Find government organizations in Fongafale. Listings include Australian High Commission Tuvalu., Ministry of Transport, Energy, Communication and Innovation, Tuvalu National Disaster Management Office- NDMO, Tuvalu Department of Environment, Department of Information, Communication & Technology - Tuvalu Gov, Kaupule Funafuti.

Tuvalu Department of Labour Tuvalu Department of Labour
Government Building, Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Labour And Trade
Fongafale

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Australian High Commission Tuvalu. A Australian High Commission Tuvalu.
Fongafale, +688

Australia in Tuvalu

Ministry of Transport, Energy, Communication and Innovation B Ministry of Transport, Energy, Communication and Innovation
Vaiaku Side
Fongafale

At Tuvalu MTECI, we enhance transport, champion renewable energy, improve communication, and drive innovation. Our mission: Building a sustainable, connected Tuvalu. Stay tuned for...

Tuvalu Department of Environment D Tuvalu Department of Environment
Vaiaku
Fongafale

To safeguard Tuvalu natural resources, ensuring a sustainable and thriving environment for all life, now and for generations to come.

Kaupule Funafuti F Kaupule Funafuti
Funafuti
Fongafale, 688

Local Government for Fongafale

Office of the Judiciary of Tuvalu I Office of the Judiciary of Tuvalu
Fongafale

The Office of the Judiciary in collaboration with other key institutions in Tuvalu are currently working hard to ensure for a smooth transition of the courts system for Tuvalu.

Tuvalu National Commission for Unesco J Tuvalu National Commission for Unesco
Government Building
Fongafale

This page is for the Tuvalu Natcom.

Department of Energy - Tuvalu K Department of Energy - Tuvalu
Queen Elizabeth II Park, K-House Block B, B101
Fongafale

Provide an enabling environment for increased access to affordable, reliable, efficient and sustainable sources of clean energy for the development and well-being of Tuvaluans