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Samoa Bureau of Statistics Census & Survey Division conducted its Year 2 of the verification activity for the Program for Results (PforR) project in partnership with the Ministry of Health and the World Bank . conducted its Year 2 of the verification activity for the Program for Results (PforR) project in partnership with the Ministry of Health and the World Bank . The Fieldwork was started from August 21st September 1 st for the villages, schools and hospitals covered in year 2 of the project for Savaii island and for Upolu island the fieldwork was started from September 4 th -15 th 2023.

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