Project Name:Resilient Cultivation Extension Project in Fiji
Project status:Projects in Operation
Cooperating Country:Asia-Pacific, Fiji
Project Description:
Fiji's agriculture is increasingly threatened by extreme weather events, such as unusually high temperatures and frequent heavy rainfall, intensified by climate change. To address these challenges, the Fijian Government urgently seeks to strengthen the resilience of its agriculture sector.
The Taiwan Technical Mission in Fiji will serve as a technology advisor, introducing advanced, environmentally friendly agricultural tools and practices developed in Taiwan. The Mission will also engage local communities to promote agricultural education and support Fiji's “Twin Transformation” strategy, simultaneously adopting advanced technology and sustainable farming methods.
Key components of the project include:(1) Promoting resilient crop varieties through strategic resource allocation; (2) Introduction resilient cultivation techniques tailored to local conditions; (3) Establishment resilient demonstration sites to showcase best practices and foster wider adoption.
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Project Objectives:
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Current Progress:
As of the end of June 2026, the following have been completed:
Project Performance:
Farmers who have received guidance on the cultivation of 23 hectares of land are expected to achieve a 60% reduction in production losses caused by extreme weather.
Project Contact:Pei Han, Chang
Phone:(02)28732323 #6050
E-mail:p.h.chang@icdf.org.tw