#PacificPossible

Pacific Island countries face unique development challenges. They are far away from major markets, often with small populations spread across many islands and vast distances, and are at the forefront of climate change and its impacts. But they also have unique opportunities which, if acted on, could provide transformative growth and development.

Through consultations across the Pacific, seven key themes were identified which form the basis of the Pacific Possible report.

FOCUS AREA
Deep Sea Mining
Fisheries
Tourism
Noncommunicable Diseases
Labor Mobility
Climate change and disaster management
Financing for Development

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What will #PacificIsland countries look like in 2040? Let's find out #PacificPossible

Spending on #climate adaptation now, will save lives and money in the future #PacificPossible

Sustainable fisheries could generate >US$300 million in revenue for Pacific Island countries #PacificPossible

Better #Internet access could mean 300,000 additional #Jobs for Pacific Island countries by 2040

If nothing is done, #NCDs like diabetes could cost #Pacific Island countries 10% of GDP by 2040

#Tourism could generate >US$1.6 billion in spending and over 110,000 additional #Jobs in the Pacific by 2040

What would it take to expand overseas employment opportunities for #Pacific Islanders?

Will the #ICT revolution help Pacific Island countries overcome the tyranny of distance? #PacificPossible

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Video: In the Pacific, What is Possible?

Watch this video to see a realistic and promising picture of what is achievable in the Pacific by the year 2040.

People on the streets from across Pacific Island countries tell us their aspirations and what��s really possible in their region.

Read the report's main findings to see the promising opportunities for Pacific Island countries.

Women of the Pacific Islands

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