01. Kava & Forest Finance
Shift kava production toward forest-positive models.
- Finance need
- US$800,000
- Expected finance result
- US$20–50 million
Biodiversity Finance Plan · Investment profile 2026
Fiji
Forest and Coastal Resilience Finance
Results
What Fiji has achieved so far through its Biodiversity Finance Plan.
US$3.3
million investment needs
for transformative impact by 2030
A coastal fisheries finance and incentives package combines sustainability-linked loans, eco-labelling, fish wardens, and alternative livelihoods to promote sustainable fishing.
Scaling-up Biodiversity-Positive Coastal Fisheries Finance
By embedding sustainability conditions in fishing loans and introducing eco-labelling, it reduces enforcement costs while improving management across 200,000+ hectares of coastal and marine areas and supporting the recovery of reef fish biomass—aligning finance and markets to reward sustainable practices.
Priority investment needs 2026–2030
Opportunities identified in the national Biodiversity Finance Plan, with the finance each one needs and the result it is expected to deliver.
02. Subsidy Reform
Reform harmful incentives across sectors.
- Finance need
- US$700,000
- Expected result
- Policy Coherence
03. Risk Sharing Fund
Support community biodiversity resilience.
- Finance need
- US$400,000
- Expected result
- Policy Coherence
04. Fisheries Incentives
Improve sustainability of coastal fisheries.
- Finance need
- US$1.4 million
- Expected result
- Policy Coherence
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The Fiji investment profile as published in the Investment Compendium, with the same figures shown on this page.
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