Empowering individuals

What we do

The Samoa MCO works closely with the governments of Cook Islands, Niue, Samoa and Tokelau as well as Non-Government Organisations on development programmes in the areas of Democratic Governance, Sustainable Livelihoods/Poverty Reduction, Crisis Prevention & Recovery, Environment and Energy and Gender Mainstreaming.

About Cook Islands, Niue, Samoa and Tokelau

14,222

Cook Islands Population

In the Cook Islands, the current population is 14,222 as of 2023 with a projected decrease of 34% to 9,337 by 2050.
Source: UNICEF Data

1,817

Niue Population

In Niue, the current population is 1,817 as of 2023 with a projected increase of 8.2% to 1,966 by 2050.
Source: UNICEF Data

216,663

Samoa Population

In Samoa, the current population is 216,663 as of 2023 with a projected increase of 26% to 272,726 by 2050.
Source: UNICEF Data

2,397

Tokelau Population

Source: United Nations Population Division (World Population Prospects: 2024 Revision

99.25%

Average access to drinking water in Samoa, Niue, Cook Islands & Tokelau

Data is sourced from UNICEF Data, The World Bank and the United Nations Population Division (World Population Prospects: 2024 Revision)

13%

Average infant mortality rate in Samoa, Niue, Cook Islands & Tokelau

Data is sourced from UNICEF Data, The World Bank and the United Nations Population Divisions (World Population Prospects: 2024 Revision)