The DAP, as the focal organization for the APO Center of Excellence on Public-Sector Productivity, curates and transforms datasets to bring insights into the government profile of its member economies. This edition focuses on examining Fiji’s public sector.
According to the World Bank, Fiji’s public sector is significantly strengthening its fiscal and disaster resilience. Key reforms include increasing government revenue for investments in critical public services such as health and education. The new National Disaster Risk Management Bill also emphasizes improving disaster risk planning at divisional levels. Furthermore, initiatives to reduce bureaucratic hurdles, such as easing business certificate renewals for low-risk ventures, are designed to attract more private sector investments, particularly in renewable energy, ensuring Fiji’s path towards a more resilient and sustainable economy.
