Enabling prosperity across the Pacific
Solar partnership energising Solomon Islands’ remote East Are’are community hub
The solar “hub” at Takataka Cultural Centre in Solomon Islands’ Malaita province is now installed and energised, a major milestone for the Off-Grid Renewable Energy Partnership between Superfly Limited, Mai-Ma’asina Green Belt (MMGB), Save the Children Solomon Islands and the Australian Government.
Australia backs major upgrade of Kimbe Port through AIFFP
Kimbe Port in Papua New Guinea’s West New Britain Province is set for a significant upgrade, with a PGK80 million contract awarded to local firm Global Construction Ltd to deliver critical land side upgrades.
New off-grid solar system powering up hospital services in Vanuatu’s remote Torba province
Last week, one of Vanuatu’s first REnew Pacific projects, led by Respond Global, achieved its second major milestone in record speed, installing a new 15kW off-grid solar system at Quatvaes Hospital, Torba.
From sea to clinic: Vanuatu’s first REnew Pacific projects already delivering impact
One of Vanuatu’s first REnew Pacific projects, led by Respond Global, has already begun installing the first of 20 new solar power systems in off-grid health facilities across the country, less than a month since launching.
REnew Pacific’s first clean energy projects in Vanuatu to deliver improved water, healthcare and education services for 84,000 people
Over 84,000 people across Vanuatu’s remote off-grid communities will soon have better access to water, healthcare or education services, thanks to the country’s first two REnew Pacific projects, announced today.
The Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) enables quality infrastructure across the Pacific and Timor-Leste
We provide financing for transformational energy, water, transport, telecommunications and other projects that are socially inclusive, resilient and create lasting prosperity for Pacific citizens.
Our investments
See what we've financed and how they transform Pacific communities.
Climate Partnership
Australia, through the Pacific Climate Infrastructure Financing Partnership, will contribute at least $350 million in climate infrastructure for the Pacific region.
How to apply
Find out how to share your project details with us and what you’ll need to provide.
