Fiji is an upper-middle-income Pacific island country whose economy is driven by tourism, agriculture and remittances. As a small island developing state (SIDS), it faces acute exposure to climate change, natural disasters and external shocks. In recent years, Fiji has prioritised resilient infrastructure, renewable energy expansion and fiscal consolidation to strengthen macroeconomic stability following pandemic-related disruptions. Development partners, including multilateral development banks, support investments in transport, water systems and climate adaptation. Continued reforms to public financial management, private sector development and disaster-risk governance remain central to sustaining inclusive growth and reducing vulnerability to climate-related risks.

Nr. of tenders: 9203
Nr. of grants: 1997
Nr. of donors: 401
Nr. of jobs: 48

New Caledonia is a French overseas territory with a relatively high income level compared to other Pacific island economies. Its economy is strongly linked to nickel mining, which accounts for a substantial share of exports and employment. Fiscal transfers from France support public services and infrastructure. Recent development debates have centred on economic diversification beyond mining, political status negotiations and improving energy transition strategies. Volatility in global nickel markets and governance uncertainties influence medium-term economic stability and investment flows.

Nr. of tenders: 2028
Nr. of grants: 865
Nr. of donors: 254
Nr. of jobs: 20