Nauru’s economy is highly dependent on phosphate mining and aid from Australia, with limited diversification. The government focuses on economic resilience through investment in trust funds and renewable energy projects. Regulatory frameworks are underdeveloped, reflecting administrative capacity challenges. Society is small and cohesive but faces health challenges due to high obesity rates and non-communicable diseases. Education is accessible but underfunded, limiting opportunities for skill development. Climate change, particularly rising sea levels, threatens the island’s infrastructure. Healthcare services are basic, with reliance on external providers for specialized care.