Fiji

The COVID-19 Development Response Plan for Fiji has been extended through 2022-23.

Australia is Fiji's primary partner in the health sector. Australia's Support to Fiji's Health Sector (The “Fiji Health Program” or “FHP”) is by the Fiji Program Support Facility.

Our development cooperation factsheets outline our Official Development Assistance budget, strategic direction and program highlights.

The Australian Government is supporting Fiji’s economic recovery and climate resilience with a $72 million financing package, which is Australia’s first sovereign loan to Fiji.

On Thursday, 26 May, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator the Hon Penny Wong will travel to Fiji to strengthen our Vuvale partnership and to discuss how we can best secure our region and help build a stronger Pacific family.

Australia's Support to Fiji's Education Sector is a five-year program (2017-2022), valued at up to AUD25 million, and administered by the Fiji Program Support Facility. It is the latest iteration of a long-term commitment by the Australian Government to support the education sector in Fiji.

Minister Payne and Minister Seselja announces an $85 million financial package to bolster Fiji’s economic recovery. This is an investment in Fiji’s future and reflects Australia and Fiji’s shared commitment to economic resilience, health security and stability in our region.

A review of the DFAT-International Finance Corporation (IFC) Fiji Partnership was conducted in February 2020 to assess the extent to which the program remains relevant and is operating efficiently and effectively.

Blackrock Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Camp redevelopment is nearing completion and will be operational in early 2022.