Fiji completed its TNA in 2024. The project supported the country in identifying key technologies that can strengthen Fiji’s resilience to climate change, as well as mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.

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Fiji completed its TNA in 2024. The TNA process supported the country in identifying key technologies that can strengthen Fiji’s resilience to climate change, as well as mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.

Because of Fiji’s location, it is highly vulnerable to climate change and is experiencing, among other things, eroding shorelines and riverbanks, water shortages, flooding and food insecurity.

The Fijian government recognizes the importance of adapting to climate change and coordinating climate change-related adaptation policies, strategies, plans and activities to reduce the country’s vulnerability and enhance the resilience of Fiji’s communities to the impacts of climate change and disasters.

Participating in the TNA supports Fiji t0 achieve SDGs:

Priority technologies for adaptation

Agriculture

  • Agroforestry
  • Integrated Nutrient Management
  • Improved Crop Varieties

Coastal zones

  • Flood-hazard Mapping
  • Rehabilitation of Mangroves
  • Construction of Groynes and Sea Walls

Priority technologies for mitigation

Transport

  • Bilge keel optimisation
  • Propulsion Engine Replacement
  • Propeller Boss Cap Fins (PBCF)

Energy

  • Ground Mount PV with Dual fuel (CNO/Diesel) Generator Hybrid systems with ESS (Microgrids)
  • Standalone solar PV / Microgrids
  • Micro-pico hydro in minigrid configuation
This country’s TNA contributes to the following Sustainable Development Goals.

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