Enabling prosperity across the Pacific
AIFFP’s first investment in the Republic of Marshall Islands powers clean energy and inclusive education
Australia is supporting clean, reliable energy access for remote communities in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, with the country’s first REnew Pacific project set to deliver solar power to 19 primary schools across Arno, Ebon and Mili Atolls.
Safer, stronger boat harbours for Tuvalu
Australia joined the Government of Tuvalu and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to celebrate the completion of the Nui and Niutao Islands Boat Harbour Development project – a major upgrade to Tuvalu’s maritime infrastructure.
REnew Pacific’s first project completes, powering healthcare in remote Vanuatu communities
Remote health facilities across Vanuatu are now safer, brighter and better equipped, with Respond Global’s HELPR-1 team completing all planned solar installations under the Australian Government-funded REnew Pacific program in record time.
Celebrating one year of REnew Pacific
One year ago, Australia’s Minister for Climate Change, the Hon Chris Bowen, announced REnew Pacific at COP29: a $75 million Australian Government investment over five years that is designed to expand clean, reliable energy access for remote off-grid communities across the Pacific and Timor-Leste.
Celebrating Pacific and Timor-Leste clean energy leadership at COP30
The REnew Pacific delegation has returned home after an incredible week at COP30 in Belém, where Pacific-led energy solutions took centre stage across high-profile events, panel discussions and partner engagements.
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.
