
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the official online home of Malampa Province.
This website has been created to strengthen the connection between the Provincial Government, our people, development partners, investors, visitors, and everyone with an interest in our province. It serves as a platform to share accurate information, promote transparency, and showcase the opportunities, achievements, and rich cultural heritage that make Malampa unique.
Malampa Province is blessed with abundant natural resources, diverse cultures, vibrant communities, and tremendous potential for growth in agriculture, tourism, fisheries, commerce, and sustainable development. As a Provincial Government, we remain committed to delivering quality services, supporting community development, and improving the well-being of all our people across Malekula, Ambrym, and Paama.
Through this website, you will find information about our services, development programmes, investment opportunities, news, events, policies, and projects that are shaping the future of our province. We encourage you to explore the site, stay informed, and engage with us as we work together to build a stronger and more prosperous Malampa.
On behalf of the Malampa Provincial Government, I sincerely thank our communities, government ministries, development partners, the private sector, and all stakeholders for their continued support and commitment to the development of our province.
Together, let us continue to work in partnership to create a prosperous, resilient, and inclusive future for the people of Malampa.
Thank you for visiting, and we warmly welcome you to Malampa Province.
Malampa Province is situated, in the most central part of Vanuatu with a land area of 2,779km². Its capital is Lakatoro on the island of Malekula. There are three islands in Malampa Province, Malekula, Ambrym and Paama islands.
The province has a population of 41,506 people as per the mini-census of 2020 with 31,741 people on Malekula, 8,242 on Ambrym and 1,522 people on Paama Island.
About 80% of the population of Malampa is employed in the subsistence and semi-subsistence agricultural sector. The major commercial crop and livestock activities are centred on copra and beef which together make up 42% of the provincial economy.
The President of MALAMPAProvincial Government Council (MPGC), Isaac Sam Abel, has requested for the Central Government to assist in a list of...
Commissioner of the Vanuatu Police Force (VPF) Robson Iavro officiated the confirmation of police officers that were on probation in the last two...
The Malampa Netball Association was officially established in Lakatoro this week. Visiting the island from Vila to assist with the formation of the...