PACIFIC PRRP
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Our Partners

Government partners and donors working alongside the Pacific Risk Resilience Programme.

Government Partners

PRRP works directly with government counterparts across four Pacific nations to embed risk-informed thinking into development planning.

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Government of Fiji

Collaborating on risk-informed development initiatives across Fijian communities.

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Government of Solomon Islands

Supporting resilience planning and farming systems work in Solomon Islands communities.

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Government of Tonga

Partnering on water security initiatives in outer island districts of Tonga.

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Government of Vanuatu

Working together on food security measures for disaster-prone communities.

Programme Donors

The Pacific Risk Resilience Programme is supported by:

  • UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)
  • DFAT (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade)
  • SIDA (Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency)

PRRP is hosted at the UNDP Pacific Office in Suva, Fiji.

Working Together

These government and donor relationships underpin PRRP's work on risk informing development, private sector development, and gender and social inclusion across Fiji, Solomon Islands, Tonga, and Vanuatu.

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