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Where the palms bend, communities endure – resilience in the Pacific

Steering Group for the Pacific CoP for Social Protection

Published
26 Aug 2026

Like a coconut palm bending in the wind, Pacific social protection systems are proving deeply rooted and flexible. From Fiji's energy crisis response to Kiribati's mobile money rollout, how are governments building resilience in their own way?DisclosureThe Community of Practice for Social Protection in the Pacific is a Pacific-led initiative, supported by Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the World Bank.About the author/sSteering Group for the Pacific CoP for Social Protection

Like a coconut palm bending in the wind, Pacific social protection systems are proving deeply rooted and flexible. From Fiji's energy crisis response to Kiribati's mobile money rollout, how are governments building resilience in their own way?Disclosure The Community of Practice for Social Protection in the Pacific is a Pacific-led initiative, supported by Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the World Bank. About the author/s Steering Group for the Pacific CoP for Social Protection

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