Ralph John Regenvanu - Vanuatuan anthropologist who works for environment sustainability

Ralph John Regenvanu is a Vanuatuan artist, anthropologist and politician. He has been a Member of Parliament since September 2008.

He has been the main figure in Vanuatu's cultural world, essentially as an advertiser of cultural knowledge preservation and sustainable development as an analyst, yet additionally, less significantly, as a painter and artist. He has addressed Vanuatu and its way of life in the worldwide circle, outstandingly through UNESCO. His progress to governmental issues came unexpectedly in 2008, at a similarly youthful age; his fruitful mission to be chosen for Parliament created famously, and media uphold. 

Ralph Regenvanu was the Head of the National Museum of the Republic of Vanuatu from 1995 to 2006 and Overseer of the Vanuatu Public Social Chamber from 1995 to 2010. He established Board Individual from both the Pacific Islands Museums Association (PIMA) and the regional cultural sites preservation organization ICOMOS Pacifica. He was on the global drafting advisory group of the "Convention for the safeguarding of the intangible cultural heritage ", which was embraced by UNESCO's Overall Get together in 2003. He has also filled in as an individual from the Warning Council of Specialists, helping to plan the 2009 UNESCO World Report on Social Variety. 

In 2013, Ralph was the Co-seat of the Public Reasonable Improvement Plan Center Gathering, which was liable for building up Vanuatu's 'National Sustainable Development Plan 2016-2030', which was dispatched in mid-2017. Ralph is a debut Panel individual from The Native Association for Agrobiodiversity and Food Sway, which was established in 2010 and is filling in as Vanuatu's Pastor of International concerns.