Background

Aims and objectives

PRIF, founded in 2008, is a multi-agency coordination, research and technical assistance facility, aimed at improving the delivery of development assistance from donors and development partners to the infrastructure sector in the Pacific region.

Governance

Governance and development partners

PRIF is a multi-partner coordination, research and technical assistance facility for improved infrastructure in the Pacific, supported by the Asian Development Bank, the Australian Government - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, European Investment Bank, European Union, Japan International Cooperation Agency, New Zealand Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Trade and the World Bank Group.

Technical

assistance to Pacific Islands governments

PRIF provides assistance to Pacific Island Countries for infrastructure activities through technical assistance: sector-wide analysis and planning, strategy formulation, priority identification and project development.

Advisory

Supporting sustainable infrastructure

PRIF provides Pacific Island Countries with technical assistance, advisory services and project preparatory support to development partners

Support

for partners and Pacific Island governments.

PRIF provides assistance to Pacific Island Countries for infrastructure activities through technical assistance, research at regional and sectoral level, and by bringing development partners together to plan and coordinate their activities more effectively.

Access

Importance of infrastructure

Infrastructure links people to services, markets and jobs and helps people to live healthy and productive lives.

Vanuatu

Capital: Port Vila
Population: 264,700
Land area km²: 12,281
GDP (thousands USD): $760,097

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Tuvalu

Capital: Funafuti
Population: 10,900
Land area km²: 26
GDP (thousands USD): $38,178

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Tonga

Capital: Nuku'alofa
Population: 103,300
Land area km²: 749
GDP (thousands USD): $470,669

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Solomon Islands

Capital: Honiara
Population: 610,800
Land area km²: 28,000
GDP (thousands USD): $927,390

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Samoa

Capital: Apia
Population: 187,400
Land area km²: 2,934
GDP (thousands USD): $675,729

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Marshall Islands

Capital: Majuro
Population: 54,200
Land area km²: 181
GDP (thousands USD): $173,700

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Palau

Capital: Ngerulmud
Population: 17,800
Land area km²: 444
GDP (thousands USD): $212,903

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Niue

Capital: Alofi
Population: 1,500
Land area km²: 259
GDP (thousands USD): $22,857

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Nauru

Capital: Yaren
Population: 10,500
Land area km²: 21
GDP (thousands USD): $85,337

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Kiribati

Capital: Tarawa
Population: 108,800
Land area km²: 811
GDP (thousands USD): $170,542

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Featured projects

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About PRIF

The Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility 

PRIF is a multi-agency coordination mechanism aimed at improving the delivery of development assistance from donors and development partners to the infrastructure sector* in the Pacific region. PRIF supports infrastructure development and maintenance in Pacific Island Countries (PICs) through investment coordination, research and technical assistance.

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Latest projects

Power Benchmarking

PRIF regional research project

Improved Pricing Strategies (Water)

The 'Improved Pricing Strategies' project is currently being implemented.

Infrastructure Maintenance in the Pacific

 Outlines infrastructure challenges faces by the Pacific and how to make improvements