Litter and poor waste management are no longer just environmental concerns but have become a serious climate resilience issue, driving flooding across Fiji.

Fiji is strengthening regional cooperation on climate mobility and planned relocation as it deepens engagement with Pacific partners facing the impacts of climate change.

Lautoka is tackling its litter problem with a new Return and Earn Centre.

Sea level rise is crippling sugarcane farming in parts of Wailevu, Macuata, where repeated saltwater intrusion is destroying crops, threatening livelihoods, and forcing families off land that once sustained generations.

Climate action in the Pacific must be driven by culture, community, and generations working together, with women placed at the centre of change.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Sashi Kiran states that the government is developing gender-responsive climate action grounded in local leadership and community needs.

To mobilize private and blended climate finance, the Fiji Development Bank is implementing revised strategies and loan products as part of a GGGI-supported initiative.

The timing of Fiji’s national budget has repeatedly delayed disaster response and social assistance, according to Fiji Council of Social Services Executive Director Vani Catanasiga.

The MACBLUE Project, supported by the German International Cooperation, is helping villages, communities and schools protect mangroves.

Parents and youth leaders in Wainiyabia, Serua, are calling on young people to take responsibility for keeping their community clean.

The Department of Environment received a report earlier this week about a bluish discoloration observed in the stream beneath the Jerusalem Road bridge in Nabua, Suva.

Fiji has marked a milestone in marine conservation and sustainable ocean-based development with the opening of the Beqa Adventure Divers, Research and Conservation Compound in Pacific Harbour.