The UNDP Multi-Country Office (MCO) in Samoa works closely with the governments of Cook Islands, Niue, Samoa, and Tokelau, alongside civil society and development partners, to deliver inclusive and sustainable development programmes. Our work spans key areas including democratic governance, poverty reduction and sustainable livelihoods, crisis prevention and recovery, environment and energy, and gender equality.
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)