Social Investments

Have a positive social impact on the Vanuatu population

Social investments

In a nutshell, social investments represent investments that are intended to deliver a positive social impact, as well as a return on the original investment. Social Investments are usually offered to organizations with a primarily social objective, such as charities, CICs, and Registered Societies. Investment capital is commonly provided in the form of repayable loans, with greater flexibility than bank loans, but can be provided as quasi-equity or social impact bonds.

For more details on the actual Vanuatu Social Investment legal framework, access the link: https://www.nab.vu/organisation/ministry-infrastructure-and-public-utilities.

Moreover, here is a list containing a variety of directions for anybody interested in finding out more about social investments directions in Vanuatu: 

  • Access to and delivery of basic health and education services.
  • Making social security provisions for workers more certain, and smoothing costs for employers.
  • Lowering the unemployment rate.
  • Domestic violence education programmes.
  • Improving community safety.
  • Developing sustainable emergency preparedness plans.
  • Basic protections such as access to drinking water and sanitation.
  • Improving social protection of children and women.
  • COVID-19 economic disruption amelioration.
  • Building resilient infrastructure
  • Supporting cyclone recovery and reconstruction.
  • Strengthening the leadership and coordination of civil society and government actors.

Summary

  • INVEST IN THE SOCIAL LIFE AND WELLBEING OF THE COUNTRY
  • OBTAIN A VANUATU RESIDENCY BY INVESTMENT
  • SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY IN SITUATIONS OF DISASTER
  • RECEIVE FAST RETURN OF INVESTMENTS
  • BENEFIT FROM A HIGH DEMAND OF SOCIAL SERVICES
  • USE MANY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES