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Pacific Islands

The Pacific Islands are navigating repeated shocks and rising expectations for local leadership, and lasting progress depends on Pacific-led solutions rooted in trust and community priorities.

We work with governments, civil society partners, communities, and the private sector to strengthen livelihoods, leadership, institutional capability, and engagement between people and public institutions. In the Pacific Islands, we draw on long-standing relationships, applied analysis, and locally grounded programming to support practical, Pacific-led solutions—opening new pathways to resilience, opportunity, and sustainable change.

Impact

3,000+

People trained in digital skills across Fiji, Vanuatu, and other Pacific Island countries

With strong participation from women and youth, more than 80 percent of participants applied new digital skills to improve their livelihoods.

38,000+

Locally printed children’s books distributed

Across five Pacific countries, reaching more than 500 communities.

5,000+

Individuals reached through environmental and disaster risk finance outreach

Supporting adaptive and informed decision-making at the community level.

300+

Public servants, civil society leaders, and development practitioners trained

In leadership and political economy training, strengthening policy and reform capabilities.

women entrepreneurs from the pacific islands gathered in a table with food ingredients
Women entrepreneurs from Fiji and Samoa went through a week of intensive learning and experimentation to showcase their products, stories, and cultures at a pop-up market and gastronomy event in Jakarta, Indonesia as part of the Idea2Market Regenerative Bioeconomy Initiative.

Read More About the Pacific Islands

Stories for Children of the Ocean

Books for Asia Partners with the U.S. Embassy in Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Tonga, and Tuvalu

The Future of Work for Women in the Pacific Islands

Pacific Futures: Building Economies that Work for Everyone