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Tonga’s Fuel Study Links Port Access, Storage and Pricing
The fuel study evaluates three marine-access options, a possible pipeline, expanded storage, tariffs and financing within one pre-investment decision. Its value lies in showing whether a technically viable configuration can also support affordable supply.
Read analysisMicronesia’s Fuel Law Creates a Financial Buffer for Essential Services
Micronesia has authorized a sovereign guarantee for a US$5 million fuel-stabilization facility and paired it with an approximately US$3.1 million Japanese grant.
Read analysisFiji’s Water Sector Strategy 2050 Sets an FJ$8 Billion Delivery Test
Water Sector Strategy 2050 identifies more than FJ$8 billion in investment for Fiji’s water and wastewater assets, coverage, climate resilience and future demand.
Read analysisFour Pacific Climate Projects Move From Risk Recognition to Adaptation Design
The Global Environment Facility has approved four projects enabling UNDP and the governments of Fiji, the Federated States of Micronesia, Tuvalu and Vanuatu to develop climate-adaptation initiatives.
Read analysisAuckland’s Next Harbour Crossing Begins With a Governance Test
New Zealand’s Crown-led business case will test route, funding, financing and delivery options for an additional Waitematā Harbour crossing.
Read analysisSouth Australia’s Budget Links Household Relief With Service Capacity
South Australia’s budget combines school-fee relief, IVF rebates and expanded out-of-school-hours care, linking household support with administrative and operating capacity.
Read analysisNiue Is Linking Infrastructure, Ecosystems and Blue Finance in One Resilience System
Niue’s US$9 million integrated project connects infrastructure, renewable energy, ecosystem protection and inclusive finance within one resilience system.
Read analysisNew Zealand Is Building Shared Digital Foundations for Planning Reform
Budget 2026 funds the first phase of shared digital tools, data standards and national datasets intended to reduce fragmentation across New Zealand’s planning system.
Read analysisVanuatu’s $10 Million Facility Turns Resilience Priorities Into Deliverable Projects
ADB’s $10 million Vanuatu facility supports both project preparation and implementation, creating a common delivery mechanism for resilience and economic-transformation priorities across relevant sectors.
Read analysisKwinana Ties Recycled-Water Finance to Industrial Operating Capacity
The Kwinana Water Reclamation Plant expansion connects an $81 million capital commitment to added recycled-water capacity, higher production and a longer operating life.
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