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- Project 21 April 2026 Climate Finance Snapshot and Investment Tracking in Fiji The Climate Finance Snapshot project in Fiji, supported under the NDC Partnership Action Fund, aims to strengthen the country’s ability to systematically track, assess, and mobilize climate finance across public, private, and international sources. Building on earlier efforts, the project develops an enhanced and transparent national climate finance database covering the period 2020–2024. The approach introduces a more robust and standardised methodology to assess adaptation and mitigation…
- Publication 5 November 2025 Stories from the Technology Needs Assessments 2025
- News 3 November 2025 Fiji Launches Sustainable Finance Roadmap to Advance Climate-Resilient and Inclusive Growth Today, 3rd November 2025, the Government of Fiji officially launched its Sustainable Finance Roadmap at a high-level event co-hosted by the Reserve Bank of Fiji and the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. The roadmap was developed through close collaboration between the Bank and the Ministry, with technical support from the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre funded through the NDC Partnership. It sets out a strategic vision to align Fiji’s financial system with its climate and development…
- Publication 3 November 2025 Fiji - Sustainable Finance Roadmap As a small island developing state, Fiji is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Its economy, heavily reliant on agriculture and tourism, is exposed to rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and biodiversity loss. At the same time, climate change is increasingly recognized as a risk to financial and price stability, underscoring the need for a financial system that can both withstand and respond to these challenges. The roadmap was developed through close…
- Project 22 April 2025 Supporting the Reserve Bank of Fiji to increase sustainable finance in Fiji As a small island state with an economy in development and reliant upon tourism and the primary sector, Fiji is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Given its high exposure, the Government of Fiji has been proactive in developing climate policies to mitigate climate change, and adapt to and address its impacts, while ensuring inclusive economic development. The mobilization of finance is a key for the implementation of Fiji’s ambitious policy programme. To this end, Fiji has…
- Event 12 June 2019 Asia & Pacific 2nd Regional Capacity Building Workshop The workshop is intended to provide inputs and training to the National Consultants /Experts with regard to: Identifying barriers and inefficiencies by using market mapping and other tools Identifying activities aimed at overcoming the identified barriers and inefficiencies; Identifying enabling framework activities to accelerate technology deployment; Enhancing outreach and awareness on the technology needs at a national level to attract funding for implementation of the priority…
- Project 27 February 2019 Technology Needs Assessment (phase III) UN Environment and UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, with financing from the Global Environment Facility, are implementing a third phase of Technology Needs Assessments (TNAs), involving 22 countries (2018-2022). This third phase focuses on supporting mostly Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing states. The objective of this phase is to go beyond identifying technology needs narrowly and to work towards investment. The overall objective of the TNA project is to support countries…
- Project 4 December 2018 Capacity Building for Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) This project promoted environmental sustainability in African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) group of nations within the context of Millennium Development Goal number 7. The project also worked in line with the international obligations and related commitments under the various Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) signed by the respective countries. The project enhanced the capacity of ACP countries to implement their respective obligations under MEAs and honour related commitments…