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Dr Veikila Vuki, the new director of the SPC Women-In-Fisheries!
Nov 21 2006, Pooja

Dr Veikila Vuki is the new director of the SPC Women-In-Fisheries (WIF) network bulletin editor. She has worked with the Fiji Fisheries Division and the University of the South Pacific (USP) and presently she is the Director of Oceania Environment...

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