ETC staff cleaning campaign prior UNICEF team visit – 29/03/23
More than a dozen of ETC staff were joining a cleaning campaign at the Council’s compound. The purpose of this cleaning campaign is to clean
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ETC is one of 23 local government island councils in Kiribati. It caters for the largest population outside of the main urban areas of South Tarawa and Betio.
On our website you will find information about Council and its services, as well as useful insights about our local lifestyle, culture and environment.
If you are considering visiting or investing in North Tarawa, we hope our website provides a welcome introduction to our beautiful region.
North Tarawa offers a simple and traditional Kiribati village lifestyle in close proximity to urbanised North Tarawa and Betio.
Island life is still largely unspoilt with spectacular Pacific atoll scenery, friendly people and traditional living.
Council directly supports the North Tarawa community through its road maintenance, transport, community assistance, planning, regulatory and governance services.
Other government services supported by Council can be accessed by direct contact or through the Council.
North Tarawa caters for short breaks from the more fast-paced activities on South Tarawa and Betio as well as extended stays for international visitors.
You won’t find 5-star accommodation and services on North Tarawa, but you will find 6-star landscapes, tropical island scenery, friendly people and hospitality. Kiribati island authenticity abounds and all visitors are warmly welcomed.
North Tarawa is one of Kiribati’s larger island councils in terms of its population and land area. The Council has an elected mayor and councillors representing its 15 main villages and associated islets.
Council’s staff are administered by its Council Clerk and supported by its Island Development Officer. The Council’s centre of governance and main service facilities are located in Abaokoro.
North Tarawa provides a broad range of business investment opportunities for locals, other prospective and established Kiribati businesses and international investors. There are also numerous aid donor opportunities that can further help attract strategic and sustainable investment to North Tarawa.
More than a dozen of ETC staff were joining a cleaning campaign at the Council’s compound. The purpose of this cleaning campaign is to clean
Council has been successful in helping the North Tarawa Women’s Association to obtain a grant for approximately $11,000 towards improved clean water security from the
New Strategic Plan Eutan Tarawa Council is leading the way for Kiribati local government councils with its preparation of a new Strategic Plan for its
As telecommunication services expand and improve across Kiribati, Eutan Tarawa Council is trying to get on the front foot with its online engagement. The development
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Website by Wild Honey Creative
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Website by Wild Honey Creative
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