Fiji remains unwavering in its pursuit of Sustainable Development Goals, despite facing natural disasters, climate change, pandemic, and geopolitical tensions.

Vidawa Village has been challenged by the impacts of the climate crisis for many years.

Fiji’s historic town of Levuka on Ovalau Island is under jeopardy as rising sea levels and coastal erosion encroach on its coastlines.

The Green Climate Fund is providing support for the Climate Reef Resilience Project, which has the potential to benefit thousands of residents living in coastal areas of Fiji.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission undertook a climate change project earlier this year.

Fiji’s urban centres are located along the coastal areas, which are highly susceptible to climate risk.

Program Advisor for Climate Finance and Resilience Team Leader Karlos Moresi has shed light on the urgent challenge of accessing climate finance in the run-up to COP 28.

The Pacific Islands Forum has provided insights into the intricate web of climate change and resilience strategies within the Pacific region.

Climate outlook services have grown in leaps and bounds in the Pacific region over the past eight years.

Trade Minister Manoa Kamikamica, has reaffirmed Fiji’s strong advocacy for climate change mitigation and the urgent need to address the rising sea levels.

United Nations Assistant Secretary-General, Kanni Wignaraja says Pacific Small Island Developing States are fast becoming exciting test beds for innovative sustainable development solutions that utilize the immeasurable wealth of our oceans.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says Fiji faces challenges in mainstreaming climate change adaptation.