Enabling prosperity across the Pacific
Australia powers new women-led solar and clean water systems for Kiribati’s remote Aranuka Island communities
Residents of the remote outer island of Aranuka in Kiribati recently celebrated the completion of a new solar-powered electricity and clean water project that is bringing reliable energy and safe water to more than 1,000 people.
AIFFP’s first investment in Samoa powers new clean energy project
Samoan families living in remote island communities will soon have access to clean, reliable electricity for the first time.
Solar powers brighter futures at remote Solomon Islands’ College
Clean, reliable solar energy is now powering Sir Dudley Tuti College in Isabel Province, strengthening education, campus safety and essential services for one of Solomon Islands’ largest and most remote secondary schools.
Australia invests an additional $550 million in critical infrastructure in the Pacific
Australia is deepening its long‑term commitment to high‑quality, critical infrastructure across the Pacific and Timor‑Leste, with the announcement of an additional $550 million in official development assistance (ODA) grants for the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP).
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.
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.
