After 40 years, Pacific leaders have signed and ratified a new regional treaty, this time to establish a financing facility aimed at supporting vulnerable communities across the region facing the impacts of climate change and disaster risks.

Fiji is calling for an urgent transformation in how science, policy, and business align to combat climate change.

Fiji has urged the private sector to take a stronger role in the country’s climate response.

Pacific Island countries face escalating threats from climate change.

The Ministry of Climate Change is preparing to engage with key stakeholders in the coming weeks to begin preparatory work for the upcoming Conference of the Parties.

Fiji is stepping up regional climate talks after the United Nations’ top court agreed to rule on countries’ legal duties to fight climate change.

The International Court of Justice’s recent advisory opinion provides a powerful new tool for Fiji and other Small Island Developing States in their fight against climate change.

Preparation for Fiji’s third climate plan has brought together stakeholders and community leaders in the Northern Division to ensure better representation of local needs and priorities in the country’s global climate commitments.

The Ministry of Climate Change is launching a major $19 million project called the Revitalisation Ecosystem for Sustainable Agriculture and Resilience.

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has received a budget allocation of $10.8 million for the new financial year.

The long-standing struggle against climate change and flooding in the village of Naimalavau, Nakelo Tailevu, is set to come to an end following a recent visit from the Prime Minister’s office.

Vanuabalavu in Lau is one of many maritime islands in Fiji facing the worsening effects of climate change.