Climate-impacted communities across Fiji stand to benefit from a new financing mechanism aimed at helping them adapt, build resilience, and reduce the risk of displacement as climate impacts intensify.

Climate adaptation remains a key priority for the United Kingdom, with continued support pledged to Fiji and other Pacific Island nations facing the impacts of climate change.

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change recently hosted the fourth meeting of the Blue Prosperity Fiji Taskforce.

The people of Nabukelevu in Serua are calling for urgent assistance to rehabilitate the Irish crossing that connects the village to the main Queens Highway.

Minister for Information, Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya has told traditional leaders that they are not beneficiaries of conservation, but its leaders.

Farmers in Korotari, Labasa, are shifting their focus towards sustainable land use, climate-smart agriculture and food security, moving beyond traditional cane farming.

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has stepped up enforcement under its national anti-litter campaign, with new Litter Prevention Officer enforcement training held today.

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.