That comes after Pacific women's rights advocates last week claimed women were being shut out of the decision-making process on disaster management.
They said while women were often the first responders, they are not included in official strategies.
But Tolofuaivalelei Falemoe Leiataua, an advisor to Cabinet, said that was not the case.
He said Samoan women were at the decision-making table at local and national levels - "from village councils to the civil service".
