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Te kaitiaki ni mwaaken te karao kawai

Kaitiakan mwaaken nanon te kawai are e na karaoaki iaon Butaritari bon teuana mai ibuakon kanoan te Boraraoi ke te Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) are e a tia n tiainaaki imarenan te Botaki ni Mwakuri ibukin Mwakurian Karikirake ao Kateimatoaan Korakora ma te Kauntira ao te Botaki n Unimwane n te abamwakoro ae Butaritari, n 18 bongin Tebetembwa 2019.

Inanon te boraraoi aio ao e kamatataaki ni mwakorona ae C (11) iaan taben te Kauntira ao te Botaki n Unimwane ae kangai,

A bon tia naba n tibwauaaki katooton te Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report aio n ikotaki ma te MOU nakon taabo n aron aobitin te Ministry of Environment & Agriculture Development, te National Library I Bairiki, aobitin te Botaki ni Mwakuri ibukin Mwakurian Karikirake ao Kateimatoaan Korakora, ao ai bon te Kauntira iaon Butaritari.

E a tia naba ni waakinaki te kaongora ma kamataata rinanon te katanoata n te rerio, ao ana website te MISE n ikotaki ma ana Facebook page inanon te namwakaina ae Aokati are a anganaki iai aia tai te botannaomata bwa ana rinanoa te MOU ma te EIA Report ao ni karokoi aia titiraki n aobitin te MELAD ao te MISE inanon 15 te bong man te tai are katanoataaki iai.

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Butaritari Road Rehabilitation EIA Report & Public Awareness

The Ministry of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy (MISE) recently released an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for the Butaritari Road Rehabilitation project. This report, conducted in accordance with the Environmental Act of 2021 and Environmental Regulations of 2017, is available for public reference at several locations: the MISE office in Betio, the Ministry of Environment, Lands, and Agricultural Development, the National Library, and the Butaritari Island Council.

Last week, the MISE team conducted public awareness sessions on Butaritari Island, visiting Maneaba from Kuuma Village to Ukiangang Village to outline the potential environmental impacts of the road rehabilitation project. The team discussed various environmental concerns, including noise and air pollution, water contamination, and erosion, and they provided mitigation measures to address these impacts.

During these sessions, villagers shared their concerns about the environmental effects and other issues that may arise during the rehabilitation process. They also submitted their requests, considering that the road work is set to begin soon.

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Career Fair 2024

The Ministry of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy (MISE) Joint Awareness Taskforce participated in the Career Fair event hosted by the Ministry of Women, Youth, Sport and Social Welfare at the Sport Complex on July 31st. The event featured more than ten stakeholders, including government ministries, government SOEs, the New Zealand High Commission, and the Australian High Commission, among others. During the opening ceremony, Human Resource Officer Mrs Rubetara Metutera provided a brief induction to introduce the MISE office.

The main purpose of the event was to provide High School students from Form 6 and Form 7 with an opportunity to tour and gather information that would aid them in making future academic and career decisions as they prepare for further studies at universities. Students from various schools, including King George V & Elaine Bernacchi School, Moroni High School, Santa Maria College, St. Patrick, and William Goward High School, and many more attended the event.

The Joint Awareness Taskforce seized the opportunity to showcase MISE services through presentations, tool demonstrations, and information about potential work opportunities within the Ministry. They highlighted career paths in fields such as engineering, architecture, electricians, carpentry, plumbing, and more. The Joint Awareness Team included the ICT Public Relations Officer, representatives from various divisions, and members from the two Project Management Units—the South Tarawa Sanitation Project and the South Tarawa Water Supply Project.

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Katekeraoi for Hon. Minister Willie Tokataake

The Ministry of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy (MISE) hosted a Katekeraoi party for Hon. Minister Willie Tokataake, which included all MISE staff, SOE staff including the Kiribati Green Energy Solution Limited, Kiribati Oil Company Limited, Public Utilities Board, Plants & Vehicles Unit and their Board members. The event took place at the KNYC Maneaba in Bairiki on July 26th. This gathering was notable for the full participation of both MISE and SOE staff.

During the event, the Secretary, Dr. Farran Redfern, along with some SOE Board members and CEOs, delivered speeches expressing their gratitude and well wishes to Minister Tokataake as he prepares for the upcoming national election. The evening was a heartfelt occasion, marking the Minister's great leadership and guidance to the Ministry and all of its SOEs.

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