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Mere Nailatikau

Mere Nailatikau is a development professional from Fiji with experience in public diplomacy, research and strategic communication. She is a Fulbright Scholar undertaking a Master of Public Policy at the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School of Public Affairs (2022-2024). She has consulted for various regional and multilateral agencies and hosted season 2 of Vosa, a podcast supported by the World Bank. With an MA in Development Studies from The University of the South Pacific, Mere has worked in development programs with a presence in Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Tonga, Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Tuvalu and Nauru.

Articles by Mere Nailatikau (3)

Mere Nailatikau 30 Oct 2022

Where the buck stops: aid in Fiji

The development funding arena in the Pacific is a crowded space. But local actors are often forced to take back seat.
Mere Nailatikau 27 Jun 2022

This year’s Pacific elections marginalise and isolate too many

As 2022 national polls unfold, it is evident that a global decline in democracy is disadvantaging the most vulnerable.
Mere Nailatikau 27 Oct 2021

The promise and peril of statistics in Fiji

The Pacific nation needs a new social contract on data for any meaningful change to occur in at-risk communities.

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Mere Nailatikau

Articles by Mere Nailatikau (3)

Where the buck stops: aid in Fiji

This year’s Pacific elections marginalise and isolate too many

The promise and peril of statistics in Fiji