The Solomon Islands Country Monitor on Migration and Remittances provides key information about the south Pacific nation's economy, population, migration and remittances and more.

The facts-based report is intended for UNCDF's various partners in the Pacific that may not be familiar with Solomon Islands ecosystem:

• Solomon Islands is an archipelago in the South Pacific, located east of Papua New Guinea and northeast of Australia.
• English and Pidjin are the official languages
• Solomon Islands population is relatively young, with the median age being 23.5 years (23.2 for males
• and 23.7 for females)
• Solomon Islands gained its independence in 1978 and practices a system of government referred to as a Constitutional Monarchy
• The Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare is the current leader of the Government
• Solomon Islands’ economy has grown slowly throughout the previous five years, from 2017 to 2019, before shrinking in 2020 and recovering in 2021