FIJI Ports Corporation Limited participated in the Climate Finance Knowledge Exchange Workshop, held on October 13 and 14 at the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat in Suva.
The workshop brought together leaders from government ministries and the private sector to explore innovative pathways for financing Fiji’s climate resilience and sustainable development priorities.
Discussions focused on strengthening public–private partnerships to make climate finance more inclusive, predictable, and impactful, while aligning with national priorities.
“The aim of the workshop was to strengthen understanding of climate finance and foster collaboration between government and private sector actors in Fiji to co-develop bankable projects and leverage blended finance to access and mobilize climate finance at scale,” FPCL said in a statement.
“Through its participation, Fiji Ports reinforces its ongoing commitment to climate-smart investment and sustainable infrastructure, supporting Fiji’s transition toward a low-carbon and resilient future.”
“Together, we can unlock the power of collaboration to drive meaningful climate action across Fiji and the Pacific.”
Fiji Ports Corporation Limited also participated in a GHG Inventory Systems for the Waste Sector.
In doing so, FPCL stood alongside national stakeholders advancing Fiji’s climate transparency and sustainability agenda.
Held on October 8 and 9, 2025, the workshop was organised by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), in collaboration with the Department of Climate Change (DoCC) under the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC),
“Through our participation, Fiji Ports continues to support national and regional efforts to improve Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) systems — ensuring that our sustainability practices align with Fiji’s broader low-emission and climate-resilient development goals,” FPCL adds.
“We remain committed to building capacity, improving data systems, and embedding sustainability across our operations for a greener future.”
