Nauru

No amount/estimate: May 2020, The government has also used its cash buffers for the repatriation of Nauruans abroad.

May 2020, Containment efforts have been sizable and expenditures on keeping the national airline and other state-owned enterprises (SOEs) afloat have been significant at about 5.5% of 2019 GDP. The immigration department estimates AUD5.1 million liquidity injections to Nauru Airlines, and an estimated AUD0.5 million in budget support to SOEs in managing inventory from limited freight and cargo services.

(i) 31 March 2020, USD0.32 million - REG: COVID-19 Emergency Response under the Asia Pacific Disaster Response Fund; (ii) April 2020, USD0.71 million under TA 9950-REG: Regional Support to Address the Outbreak of COVID-19 and Potential Outbreaks of Other Communicable Diseases. Between 11 and 27 July 2021, the amount decreased to USD0.19 million. As of 29 January 2021, the amount increased to USD0.33 million. As of 8 October 2021, the amount increased to USD0.39 million; (iii) 15 April 2020, USD0.02 million TASF - REG: Strengthening Social Protection in the Pacific; (iv) 24 April 2020, USD0.13 million TASF - REG: Developing the Pacific Health Sector (Additional Financing); (v) No amount/estimate: 21 May 2020, USD0.225 million cofinanced amount from the High-Level Technology Fund for Digital Twin Capabilities in Project Management; (vi) 5 June 2020, USD0.14 million TASF - REG: Pacific Economic Management, Phase 3 (Additional Financing); (vii) No amount/estimate: 24 July 2020, USD0.04 million cofinanced amount under Strengthening Social Protection in the Pacific (Additional financing); (viii) 10 August 2020, USD0.10 million TASF - Knowledge and Support Technical Assistance for Strengthening Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Practices and Hygiene Behavioral Change in the Pacific; (ix) 12 August 2020, USD0.06 million TASF - Support for Gender Sensitive Responses to COVID-19 in the Pacific Developing Member Countries; (x) 2 October 2020, USD0.68 million COVID-19 Emergency Response under the Asia Pacific Disaster Response Fund; (xi) 17 December 2020, USD0.10 million TASF - Supporting Recovery by Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in the Pacific from the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic.(xii) 23 June 2021, USD0.06 million TASF - Advancing the Transformative Gender Equality Agenda in a Post-COVID-19 Asia and the Pacific.

(i) 20 May 2020, Australia will provide USD100 million financial support to 10 Pacific countries and AUD4.5 million has been allocated for Nauru; (ii) 18 August 2020, UNICEF Korea has given USD0.1 million, which is being considered to partly pay for the COVID vaccine when it becomes available; (iii) No amount/estimate: 19 August 2020, The US Government, through the US Agency for International Development (USAID), has donated 50 brand-new, state-of-the-art ventilators to Fiji, Kiribati, and Nauru to assist their fight against COVID-19; (iv) 20 August 2020, The project "Support to Nauru's Strategic Response to COVID-19" has been signed with a budget of USD1.05 million funded by the India-UN Development Fund - Commonwealth window. 18 April 2021, Through this initiative, The Nauru government received USD84,178 worth of personal protective equipment (PPE), such as face shields, goggles, gloves, gowns and masks. The supplies were funded by the India-UN Development Fund, UN Office for South-South Cooperation (UNOSSC), Multi-Country Western Pacific Integrated HIV & TB Program Funded by the Global Fund and UN Development Program (UNDP); (v) 8 April 2021, 10,000 doses of the India-made Covishield (AstraZeneca) vaccines and PPE worth USD1 million were gifted by the Government of India through the UNDP/WHO [update].