Office of the Pacific (OTP)

Solomon Islands and Australia are family with interconnected futures – we share a region, an ocean and a history of partnership. Australia is Solomon Islands' partner of choice across the economic, development and security sectors.

The Statement of Intent, signed on 19 September 2025, signifies a shared commitment between Tonga and Australia to elevate the bilateral relationship through a ‘Kaume‘a Ofi’ agreement.

DFAT intends to approach the market for a managing contractor to implement Pacific Women Lead Enabling Services (PWLES), the technical and operational support, and monitoring, evaluation and learning component of Pacific Women Lead (PWL).

DFAT has approached the market for a Contractor to take on the role of DFATs Pacific Lead Economist in the Office of the Pacific (OTP).

The Regional Media Support Fund aims to support more viable, resilient, inclusive, and independent media in the Pacific, Southeast Asia and South Asia by providing regional media with the skills and tools they need to serve the public interest.

Partnerships for Social Protection in the Pacific (P4SP) is an eight-year $36 million program, currently in its second phase.

DFAT anticipates to approach the market in Q3 2025 for a Contractor to implement the Australia Pacific Leaders Program (APLP).

Australia's assistance to Solomon Islands contributes directly to enhancing Solomon Islands' inclusive economic growth, infrastructure and job creation. These are all priorities of the Solomon Islands Government.

Australia will enhance Solomon Islands' resilience to shocks through our investments in education, health, gender equality and disability inclusion, and community partnerships.

Australia will continue our enduring partnership with Solomon Islands to strength public institutions, improve stability, security and resilience to disasters and climate change. This will enable Solomon Islands to grow its economy and improve the livelihoods and wellbeing of its people.