The iTaukei Trust Fund Board (TTFB) and the Market Development Facility today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that sees the establishment of Business Development Services (BDSs) to support iTaukei and Rotuman…

Fiji Kava Ltd (ASX: FIJ), an Australian-Fijian medicinal kava health and wellness company which produces natural ‘Noble Kava’ products for the natural medicine market, is pleased to partner with TTFB through a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) to develop Fiji Kava’s supply chain and relationships with commercial partners in Fiji.

What started off in March as face-to-face training for budding and industrious lady entrepreneurs of Tikina Matailobau within the province of Naitasiri, has transformed into online learning through the social media platform, during this lockdown.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs and the iTaukei Trust Fund Board, with the support of the Australian Government-funded Market Development Facility (MDF), have developed an online resource titled, ‘Five steps for success – A guide for businesses engaging with iTaukei communities.’

The iTaukei Trust Fund Board (TTFB) and the Council of Rotuma, are delighted to advise on the certification of ‘Organic Rotuma’ as approved by the Pacific Ethical Trade Community (POETcom), the governing body of organics movement within the Pacific Community (SPC).

Assistant Minister of iTaukei Affairs, Hon. Adi Selai Adimaitoga, as Chief Guest launched a pilot training project for rural women in Naitasiri recently. The training project is a collaboration between the iTaukei Trust Fund Board (TTFB) and the Fiji National University (FNU).

ITTFB & HFC Bank, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), that sees the establishment of a Loan Guarantee Scheme (LGS), that hopes to enhance entrepreneurial drive of existing or potential local resource owners’ businesses post COVID 19.

ITTFB & FNU, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signaling the commencement of a rural women’s training project, focusing on building entrepreneurial capacities for several villages within the province of Naitasiri.

The trip was to primarily scope for specific areas of interest where TTFB could assist, including the safeguarding of Rotuman culture and arts, the Rotuman language; supporting entrepreneurship and business efforts and building capacities on traditional and social leadership.

The iTaukei Trust Fund Board (TTFB), the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs (MTA) and the iTaukei Affairs Board (TAB) collaborated to develop a training programme titled Sauvaki Ni Vanua. The Traditional Leadership programme known as Vuli ni Sausauvou.