An update is to be presented on a government programme that strives to meet the needs of the community.
Treasury Minister, Alf Cannan, will offer an update on the Security Added Value and Efficiences Programme (SAVE) at the June sitting of Tynwald.
The initiative attracted a large public response when it was announced during the 2017 budget, with more than 1,300 suggestions for it online.
The report will outline projects that are working to achieve Island savings of £15-million by 2023.
Post Office looking for partners in Foxdale, Jurby and Onchan
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Two Douglas developments offered support from government fund
Proposals to redevelop two stagnant city centre sites have been offered funding from a government infrastructure scheme.
Floating wind turbines could be added to Island's ship registry
New rules being discussed by Tynwald next month could see floating wind turbines added to the Island's ship registry in future.
Survey wants your views on Island's town centres
What do you think of the Island's town and city centres?
Channel Island lender expands into Isle of Man
A lending company has expanded onto the Isle of Man.
Businesses worried over ferry fuel surcharge
A survey by the Island's Chamber of Commerce shows 88 per cent of members think their business will suffer with the Steam Packet's fuel surcharge.
National Risk Assessment looks at virtual assets sector
There's a 'medium' risk of money laundering in the Island's virtual assets sector, according to a new report.
Law changes aimed at improving transparency on company ownership
The government's set out proposals aimed at making it easier to identify who owns and controls Island companies.
