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PRIF Newsletters

PRIF updates stakeholders on PRIF activities via regular newsletters. You can download previous issues from the list below:

Issue 1 - June 2009 (PDF 121 KB)
Issue 2 - October 2009 (PDF 99 KB)
Issue 3 - July 2010 (PDF 230 KB)
Issue 4 - November 2010 (PDF 342 KB)
Issue 5 - March 2011 (PDF 884 KB)
Issue 6 - August 2011 (PDF 710 KB)
Issue 7 - April 2012 (PDF 862 KB)

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Fast Fact #1

PRIF is an initiative jointly supported by:

Asian Development Bank (ADB)
Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID)
European Commission (EC)
European Investment Bank (EIB)
New Zealand Government via the New Zealand Aid Programme (NZMFAT)
World Bank Group (WBG)

Fast Fact #3

PRIF aims to help improve infrastructure outcomes in the following economic infrastructure sectors:

Energy
Telecommunications
Transport (land, sea, air)
Waste Management
Water and Sanitation

Fast Fact #2

PRIF provides support to:

Cook Islands
Federated States of Micronesia
Kiribati
Republic of Marshall Islands
Nauru
Niue
Palau
Samoa
Solomon Islands
Tonga
Tuvalu
Vanuatu

Fast Fact #5

Partner countries are encouraged to engage with the PRIF partners by having:

a single government agency responsible for the coordination of other agencies and for contact with PRIF development partners.
a process to sort out infrastructure priorities and lead development partners
a roadmap for future investment in economic infrastructure

Fast Fact #4

PRIF has eight priority principles to support improved infrastructure services which are:

long-term support to countries
country-led support
sector-based approaches
institutional support
supporting private sector development
use of appropriate technology
strengthened coordination
performance incentives

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