We want to help build a better Fiji.
These are the sentiments of Motoki Tani one of the three JICA volunteers who will be sharing his knowledge on PEMAC studies, was yesterday welcomed by officials from related Ministries and Organizations at the JICA office.
Tani along with Rie Tetsumoto and Eriko Hattori have been undergoing in country service training for three weeks with the home stay program with local families giving them a chance to experience local life style.
Tani said he wants to make a difference to the lives of people Fiji in whatever way possible, and hopes his stay will have an impact to those he will work with.
Currently JICA has a total of 39 volunteers working in Fiji in the areas of Education, Environment, Health and Rural Development.
Story by: Ana Naisoro
JICA volunteers vow to help build a better Fiji
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