LITERACY RATE
89
%
113 thousand people in Vanuatu could access God's Word tomorrow.
Potential Access Snapshot
Data is gathered from ProgressBible and Joshua Project and excludes major languages like English, Spanish, Mandarin, etc. New Testament translation data excludes translations with a Full Bible.
FULL BIBLES
6
Languages Available
30.0
K
Potential Readers
NEW TESTAMENT
19
Languages Available
77.0
K
Potential Readers
JESUS FILM
13
Languages Available
68.0
K
Potential Viewers
AUDIO BIBLE
12
Languages Available
59.0
K
Potential Listeners
Much of the country has a translation of Scripture in their language.
BIBLE PUBLISHERS
Bible League International
Bible Society of the South Pacific
Bible Society New Zealand
British & Foreign Bible Society
Digital Bible Society
Epi-Lamen Translation Committee
Hong Kong Bible Society
Hosanna
Merei Language Project
Mota Lava Baebol Translesen Projek
North Ambrym Bible Translation
Not Tana Baebol Translesen Projek
Paama Translation Program
Scripture Gift Mission
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
South Tanna Translation and Literacy Project
Summer Institute of Linguistics
Tanna Translation and Literacy Project
The Jesus Film Project
Translation and Literacy Programme (TLP)
Uluveu Language Project
United Bible Societies
Vanuatu Bible Translation
Vanuatu Christian Council
Vatimol Translation Committee
Wycliffe
Wycliffe Australia
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Wycliffe Global Alliance
Wycliffe USA
YouVersion
Men
90
%
Women
88
%
Children
97
%
LITERACY RATE
Data is not available for this region
COMMUNICATION
Data is gathered from Data WorldBank and Data Reportal.
Internet Access
26
%
Cell Phone
78
%
Social Media
28
%
RELIGIOUS SENSITIVITY
Data is gathered from CIA World Factbook.
Vanuatu has no official state religion. The government makes significant financial contributions to the interdenominational Vanuatu Christian Council (VCC) which provides nationwide support to local churches. Religious discrimination is forbidden by law, and most tension is related to tribal or ethnic differences.
Vanuatu's road system is underdeveloped with most travel requiring a 4x4 vehicle. Most transportation is by foot, small boat, small plane, or hitching a ride on the back of someone's truck. Denser regions of Vanuatu have a basic taxi system.
