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Vanuatu Electoral Environment Project Provision of technical support to the Vanuatu Electoral Commission to enhance its systems, strengthen personnel capacity, and citizen engagement in readiness for the next general elections.
Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project Phase 2 (TCAP 2) Tuvalu is a Least Developed Country (LDC) and the 8th smallest country in the world by land area. Its atoll islands are cyclone exposed and very low laying and is exposed to sea level rise impacts. The capital Fogafale Island, Funafuti Atoll which comprises of half of the nations population has an average elevation less than 0.5m above the reach of high spring tide levels. It is extremely vulnerable to climate change impacts, especially sea-level rise and storm related marine flooding. These ch
Climate Early Warning Systems Countries are able to reduce the likelihood of conflicts and lower the risk of natural disasters including from climate change
Fiji A2J Legal Aid Commission Legal Aid Commission in Fiji to have Enhanced Institutional Capacity of Legal Aid Commission in Fiji to deliver access to justice for impoverished and vulnerable groups across Fiji.
Palau Disaster Preparedness and improved infrastructure The project aims to improve the capacity for preparedness and mitigation of Palau’s resilience to man-made, geo-physical, climate and different types of related hazards and enhancing resilience

to climate change impact.
Pacific Financial Inclusion Pr The objective of the PFIP is to increase the number of low-income Pacific Islanders who adopt formal financial services.
Vanuatu BRANTV BRANTV has the objective of enabling the achievement of energy access, sustainable development, and green growth targets of Vanuatu, as represented in the countrys National Energy Road Map (NERM).
FJ Ridge to Reef (R2R) Implementing a “Ridge to Reef” approach to Preserve Ecosystem Services, Sequester Carbon, Improve Climate Resilience and Sustain Livelihoods in Fiji
FJ Invasive Alien Species Address Invasive Alien Species to Enhance the Chances of Long-term Survival of Terrestrial Endemic and Threatened Species on Taveuni
Pacific Islands Oceanic Fisher Preparation phase of the Implementation of Global and Regional Oceanic Fisheries Conventions and Related Instruments in the Pacific Small Island Developing States (SIDS) . - PIOFM3
Coral Reef The Joint Programme seeks to create a blended finance facility and build capacity to mobilize private and public investment capital for initiatives that have a positive impact on Fijian coral reefs and the communities that rely on them.
Governance for Resilient Devel Government planning and financing systems enable gender and socially inclusive risk-informed development and country oversight and accountability systems require gender sensitive and inclusive risk-informed development
Capacity Investment Plan (CIP) Strengthening development funds management capabilities in national/subnational governments in Pacific Island Countries & Territories has been a key priority among development partners including UNDP where the aim is to make local service delivery and utilization of funds / investments more transparent, efficient, and effective. UNDP has been working with various institutions under Government of Kiribati while operationalizing robust risk assessment and monitoring framework under UNDP Harmonised Approach to Cash Transfer (HACT) framework.The financial management areas will be considered as a priority for institutional capacity strengthening such as Project Management; Financial Management; Assets & Inventory Management; and Procurement & Contract Management.
COVID-19 Impact Assessment COVID-19 on 10 Pacific Island Countries in order to advise government on various policy options to address the social and economic impacts of the crisis. Scenario planning and support to formulation of plans, strategies and budgets
FSM Biodiversity & IAS The project is designed to safeguard biodiversity in terrestrial and marine ecosystems, including agricultural and fisheries production systems, from the impacts of IAS by strengthening the institutionalization and enforcement of biosecurity measures across all sectors of government (federal and state), the private sector and civil society. Given that natural barriers to the spread of invasive species are thwarted by the movement of people, their goods and supplies, everyone (governments, citize
Fiji HydroChloroFluoroCarbons Phase-Out Management Plan This project will support governments efforts to phase-out the imports and use of hydrochlorofluorocarbons, HCFCs (an ozone depleting substance) by the commercial sectors.
SOI DRM and Recovery National and Provincial Disaster Management offices are supported to maintain coordination at all levels during preparedness, response and recovery.
SOI - Support to SICCM - SLB-C The project aims at ensuring effective functioning of the Country Coordination Mechanism (CCM) of Solomon Islands in accordance with Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) guidelines and requirements.
PPG: Transforming Nauru’s Food Systems through Climate Smart Agriculture The objective of the GEF PPG is to develop the project concept into a full project: “Transforming Nauru’s Food Systems through Climate Smart Agriculture”. As described in the child project concept note of the Food Systems Integrated Program (FSIP), this project aims to implement Nauru’s Climate Smart Agriculture Plan (NaCSAP) to contribute to food and nutrition security. NaCSAP is a holistic, island-wide approach that is vertically integrated and coordinated through a whole-of-government platfor
Tuvalu FASNETT Project The project objective is the facilitation of the development and utilization of feasible renewable energy resources and application of energy efficiency technologies in Tuvalu for achieving realistic energy targets in Tuvalu.
Accelerator Lab_Pacific Office in Fiji The UNDP Accelerator Labs network will focus on development challenges by testing new ways of working to address social and environmental challenges.
Fiji Police Force Support Proj Support to the Fiji Police Force to become more transparent, accountable and effective through the strengthening of early access to justice and empowerment women and girls in the justice process through the application of a victim-centred approach.
Pacific Anti-Corruption Project Corruption remains an everyday occurrence in many Pacific Island Countries (PICs), diverting critical resources from PIC governments’ budget and undermining efforts to progress people-centred sustainable development. It also risks undermining peace and stability, contributing to lack of trust in government and sometimes leading to the actual undermining of governments. Corruption also makes PICs less safe when it leads to governance weaknesses that enable money-laundering and organised crime to go unchecked. Through support from UNDP and other partners, some progress has been made. All PICs have ratified UNCAC, 3 PICS have National Anti-Corruption Strategies, and most have multiple anti-corruption or oversight bodies tasked with addressing corruption and promoting public accountability. Despite notable progress over the last decade however, the experience of UNDP’s previous project interventions shows that there remain considerable gaps in most countries’ anti-corruption systems. This Project seeks to build on the foundations established through previous two phases to strengthen whole-of-society commitment to addressing corruption through increased support from officials, communities and civil society for tackling corruption and by strengthening national policy frameworks, institutions, processes and capacities to prevent and address the effects of corruption across multiple sectors. To achieve the goal, the project will deliver two outputs: (1) supporting the “supply side” for anti-corruption, through strengthened capacities of key public sector organizations and officials to systematically implement robust accountability frameworks, including through more effective investigation and prosecution of corruption; and (2) supporting the “demand side” for anti-corruption, through strengthened capacities of young people, women and communities to demand public accountability and transparency and hold their governments to account for their expenditure of money and deli
DEEP DIVE The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) emphasizes climate change as cross-cutting development issue that affects every aspect of the Marshallese way of life and the need to “collectively build and strengthen its drive to a low-carbon economy and resilience to climate change impacts
Tonga R2R Phase2 PPG The marine biological diversity of the Kingdom of Tonga is critical to the wellbeing of its people and the foundation of their lifestyle. The Tongan economy heavily relies on the fisheries and marine resources, which in turn depend on the countrys rich biological diversity. However, this rich biological diversity is under threat from multiple sources, including habitat loss, degradation, overexploitation, invasive alien species, pollution, and climate change. Without its wetland and marine biod
Marshall Islands Ridge to Reef This project aims to support operationalizing the Reimaanlok – the National Conservation Area Plan, adopted in 2008 to effectively conserve at least 30% of the nearshore marine resources and 20% of the terrestrial resources across Micronesia by 2020.
Parliamentary Strengthening Regional parliamentary strengthening Project in the Pacific countries funded by New Zealand MFAT. 5 focus countries, plus allocation for other countries parliaments not covered as focus. The project’s outputs align with Outcome 5 of the United Nations Development Programme Sub-Regional Programme Document (SRPD) for the Pacific Islands Countries and Territories (2018-2022), and with two outputs.
DEEP DIVE Support Programme NDC Support Programme, for “deep dives” in select countries to achieve efforts coordinated for NDC implementation; inclusive sectoral transformation supported; and private sector financing gap addressed through targeted matchmaking.
VCAP Phase 2 Adaptation to Climate Change in the Coastal Zone of Vanuatu – Phase II (V-CAP II)
RMI 3rd NC and 1st BUR Support the Government of Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI) to prepare its Third National Communication (TNC) and First Biennial Report (FBUR) under the UNFCCC
Solevaka Development Accelerator Project Project will identify, incubate, and bring to market readiness transformative projects that help leverage co-financing from, but not limited to, venture capitalists, pension funds, philanthropies, bilateral partners and even domestic fiscal financing. The project will seek to unlock domestic liquidity/capital using development finance as de-risking capital to create a strong business case for attracting foreign investments in the green and blue economy space. This Project plans to support investment readiness of up to 17 MSME businesses over a 18- 24 months period. A combination of preparatory grant support and investment de-risking using sister UN agencies or suitable national implementing partners to unlock domestic liquidity will be used. The project will also focus on creating an enabling environment for MSME financing and holistic development by strengthening national policies for the development of dedicated innovation zones/hubs for MSME incubation and growth. It will also work with national Governments to explore innovative fiscal financing solutions that can help attract private investments and support the concept of ‘Capital Stacking’ by helping create capital market investment vehicles such thematic bond issuance, debt for nature swaps and nature performance bonds.
Solomon Is. Markets Markets for Change in Solomon Islands. The Markets for Change project is a six year initiative aimed at ensuring that marketplaces in rural and urban areas in Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu are promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment.
Pacific Anti-Corruption Project Corruption remains an everyday occurrence in many Pacific Island Countries (PICs), diverting critical resources from PIC governments’ budget and undermining efforts to progress people-centred sustainable development. It also risks undermining peace and stability, contributing to lack of trust in government and sometimes leading to the actual undermining of governments. Corruption also makes PICs less safe when it leads to governance weaknesses that enable money-laundering and organised crime to
Spotlight Vanuatu The Spotlight Initiative Vanuatu Country Programme works with government and CSO partners to improve mechanisms for preventing and handling IPV. The Spotlight Initiative Vanuatu Project will be delivered with UNFPA, UNICEF and IOM.
Western Pacific Integrated HIV /TB Programme The project will support national and regional efforts to scale up and improve effective HIV and TB prevention, treatment and care services in 11 Pacific Islands with special attention to key populations and other vulnerable populations.
Pacific Insurance and Climate The objective of the Pacific Insurance Climate Adaptation Project is to increase the resilience of the Pacific Islanders after the impact of natural hazards.
Programme Finance TRAC Implementing of HACT and Capacity building trainings for Implementing partners to enhance compliance and minimise risks in engagement
Scaling Solar Applications for Agricultural Use (SSAAU) The International Solar Alliance (ISA) Programme on Scaling Solar Applications for Agricultural Use (SSAAU) was introduced considering the overwhelming demand for solar water pumps, received in response to a Expression of Interest (EoI) call to ISA Member Countries. The combined demand from 22 Member Countries was estimated at 272,579 decentralized solar water pumps (SWPs), of which just 10 countries accounted 97.5% of the total demand. Clean, affordable, and reliable solar water pumps (SWPs) can help scale agricultural production sustainably, while simultaneously contributing to climate change mitigation and community resilience. They are quickly replacing diesel pumps as the preferred source of irrigation while successful installations of decentralized solar water pumps in varying geographies, across the globe, have showcased a myriad of socio-economic co-benefits, especially when deployment models are adapted to the local context.To support achievement of their self-determined goals, ISA and UNDP India developed a concept note on a SSAAU pilot project, to be implemented under the multi-country modality in countries with the highest demand. The project is financially supported by the India, Brazil and South Africa (IBSA) Facility for Poverty and Hunger Alleviation at the United Nations Office of South-South Cooperation. The SSAAU pilot project will support 10 ISA member countries in adoption of sustainable solar-irrigation practices by demonstrating innovative deployment models that can be scaled both within the country and across ISA member countries. This project cover SSAAU implementation in Tuvalu.
TV Coastal Adaptation Project Strengthened adaptive capacity and reduced exposure to climate risks. Reduce the impact of increasingly intensive wave activity through the compounding effects of sea-level rise and intensifying storm events, that is simplifying coastal and erosion.
Disaster Needs Assesments Multi donor mechnisms for supporting gender sensitised disaster management and recovery preparedness and post disaster interventions established
Tonga R2R Phase 2 PPG The marine biological diversity of the Kingdom of Tonga is critical to the wellbeing of its people and the foundation of their lifestyle. The Tongan economy heavily relies on the fisheries and marine resources, which in turn depend on the countrys rich biological diversity. However, this rich biological diversity is under threat from multiple sources, including habitat loss, degradation, overexploitation, invasive alien species, pollution, and climate change. Without its wetland and marine biodiversity, Tonga would lose its aesthetic, spiritual, and educational values, which are integral to the peoples wellbeing and traditional way of life.
PACIFIC COASTAL AQUIFERS Enhancement of water security and quality in atolls countries including PALAU, RMI & TUVALU
Integrated Approach to DRM The project is aimed at enhancing an integrated approach to Disaster Risk Reduction and Disaster Management in Solomon Islands through institutional strengthening at national and provincial levels.
Western Pacific Integrated HIV /TB Programme The Project will scale national and regional efforts to scale up and improve effective HIV and TB prevention, treatment and care services in 11 Pacific Islands with particular attention to vulnerable population.
Fiji Access to Justice Project Fijians empowered for access to justice and Fijian key justice sector institutions strengthened to deliver access to justice, particularly for impoverished and vulnerable groups.
Vaka Pasifika The proposed overarching goal of this project is to strengthen the governance mechanisms enabling Pacific countries to deliver public services that are better calibrated to meet specific needs of the people.
Ridge to Reef (R2R) Implementing a “Ridge to Reef” approach to Preserve Ecosystem Services, Sequester Carbon, Improve Climate Resilience and Sustain Livelihoods in Fiji
Kiribati trade capacity -Tier1 Phase2 Kiribati trade capacity development and institutional strengthening project (Tier 1 Phase 2)
Pacific Digital Democracy Initiative Building commitment to and understanding of digital rights and digital development principles to support regulatory frameworks and protect human rights in context of digitalisation in Fiji, FSM, Solomon Islands, and Tonga
Pacific Islands Oceanic Fisheries MAnagement Project III Project Preparation Grant (PPG) phase for the PIOFM-II project entitled: Implementation of Global and Regional Oceanic Fisheries Conventions and Related Instruments in the Pacific Small Island Developing States (SIDS).
Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project Phase 2 (TCAP 2) Tuvalu is a Least Developed Country (LDC) and the 8th smallest country in the world by land area. Its atoll islands are cyclone exposed and very low laying and is exposed to sea level rise impacts. The capital Fogafale Island, Funafuti Atoll which comprises of half of the nations population has an average elevation less than 0.5m above the reach of high spring tide levels. It is extremely vulnerable to climate change impacts, especially sea-level rise and storm related marine flooding. These challenges, combined with limited resources and capacity constraints require urgent solutions to secure people and assets from the catastrophic impacts of sea level rise. The objective is to focus on reducing the vulnerability of the southern lagoon shoreline of Fogafale Island in Tuvalu to the adverse impacts of wave overtopping, shoreline erosion, and rising sea levels. It builds on the achievements of the Green Climate Fund (GCF)-)-supported TCAP Project and aims to expand the reclaimed area by an additional 8 hectares, creating flood-free land and safeguarding 800 meters of shoreline. This TCAP-II project will adhere to the TCAP reclamation design and align with Tuvalu’s Long-Term Adaptation Plan (L-TAP) while also continuing efforts to enhance institutional capacity, human resources, awareness, and knowledge to facilitate better decision-making in coastal management, including improved integration of social requirements, including gender and disability needs. The final output encompasses the completion of coastal protection infrastructure, the development of capacity for coastal adaptation work, and the undertaking of policy and strategic analytical studies to showcase the viability of vertical adaptation for atoll nations such as Tuvalu
Kiribati trade capcity-Tier1P2 This phase is a continuation of Phase 1 of the project, strengthening the capacity of institutions & stakeholders to implement trade policies that support poverty reduction, inclusive economic growth and equitable sustainable development
Pacific Resilience Sust Dev Su Pacific Resilience and Sustainable Development Support- DFAT Regional Programmes
Fiji SDG Localization Fiji SDG Localization. By 2017, inclusive economic growth is enhanced, poverty is reduced, sustainable employment is improved, livelihood opportunities and food security are expanded for women, youth and vulnerable groups.
Post Disaster Needs Assessment & Recovery The Project will be a flexible medium to host a variety of funding streams to support resilience, preparedness and pre and post disaster technical assistance
Pacific anti-corruption Project Strengthening Anticorruption, Transparency & Accountability in Pacific Island Countries.
UNPRAC Project - Phase II Project aims to support Pacific Island countries (PICs) to strengthen their national integrity systems. This is in order to promote ‘clean’ governments and to create an enabling environment for trade, business, investment and sustainable development.
Engagement Facility Project The project is an engagement facility aimed at facilitating development of solutions and piloting of new initiatives for inclusive governance
Blue Bonds Building Black Blue. Leveraging COVID-19 recovery for sustainable blue economy in Fiji and the Pacific
FSM to prepare its Third National Communication (TNC) The project objective is to support the Government of FSM to prepare its Third National Communication (TNC) and First Biennial Report under the UNFCCC (FBUR).
Pacific Public Finance Management and Governance The development challenge is to strengthen Parliament and supreme audit institution function in public financial management, with a focus on Parliament, SAI and CSO.
PW LG State Gov Capacity Bldg 4 States in Palau (Executive and Legislative branches) have enhanced capacities to plan and manage public resources to deliver basic services to their constituencies
SOI DRM COVID19 Broader disaster risk management support including coordination and recovery from COVID-19 impacts
Pacific RSD Support Pacific Resilience and Sustainable Development Support- DFAT Regional Programmes
MH Water Security Project (GCF) Build the capacity of Marshall Islanders to implement water security measures on the ground
PIMS-6475 Tonga R2R Phase 2 Full Size The marine biological diversity of the Kingdom of Tonga is critical to the wellbeing of its people and the foundation of their lifestyle. The Tongan economy heavily relies on the fisheries and marine resources, which in turn depend on the countrys rich biological diversity. However, this rich biological diversity is under threat from multiple sources, including habitat loss, degradation, overexploitation, invasive alien species, pollution, and climate change. Without its wetland and marine biodiversity, Tonga would lose its aesthetic, spiritual, and educational values, which are integral to the peoples wellbeing and traditional way of life.The GEF project is both timely and essential in protecting Tongas indigenous marine species and ecosystems from destructive activities, halting wetland degradation, and restoring degraded mangrove, coral, and seagrass areas. The project aims to control unsustainable resource use and mitigate climate-induced risks through a holistic and integrated Ridge to Reef management approach that builds on the lessons and experiences from the R2R Phase I project. The project will employ an integrated approach consisting of strengthened and effective governance, enhanced capacity for planning and implementing marine resource management strategies built on a solid foundation of a whole-of-community participation, gender equity and social inclusion (GESI) responsive interventions complemented by the development of resilient blue/green livelihoods.
Strengthening Legislatures' Capacity in Pacific Islands Countries (SLIP) Phase 2 The SLIP project supports six PIC legislatures - Fiji, Solomon Islands, FSM, Vanuatu, Palau and Kiribati - to be more effective in their triple mandate, with a particular focus on improving accountability, transparency and responsiveness.