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Sector breakdown of $126.2M in reported disbursements across 14 Pacific island countries in the last 90 days. All figures computed from the live data snapshot — 23 sectors, 23 with positive disbursements.

$126.2M
Total 90-day disbursements
23
Sectors with activity
General budget suppo
Largest sector (20%)
9
Most countries (Government & civil)

All sectors by 90-day disbursement

General budget support $25.9M (20%) Transport & storage $18.2M (14%) Government & civil society $17.8M (14%) Water & sanitation $13.5M (11%) Environmental protection $11.8M (9%) Basic health $8.0M (6%) Multisector $6.4M (5%) Energy policy $6.1M (5%) Agriculture $6.0M (5%) Energy generation, renewable $4.6M (4%) Health (general) $2.3M (2%) Secondary education $1.4M (1%) Disaster prevention & preparedness $1.0M (1%) Construction $1.0M (1%) Unallocated / unspecified $573K (0%)

Sector × country heatmap

Darker cells mean larger disbursements. Hover for exact figures. Empty cells mean no reported spending in that sector-country pair in the last 90 days.

PNG Fiji Samoa Sol Is Tonga Niue Vanuatu Kiribati Nauru RMI Cook Is FSM Tuvalu Palau General budget support General budget support: Papua New Guinea — $7.3M General budget support: Samoa — $5.8M General budget support: Tonga — $2.9M General budget support: Niue — $8.7M General budget support: Nauru — $903K General budget support: Cook Islands — $226K General budget support: Micronesia (Fed. States) — $76K Transport & storage Transport & storage: Papua New Guinea — $9.0M Transport & storage: Samoa — $3.8M Transport & storage: Solomon Islands — $2.3M Transport & storage: Tonga — $1.3M Transport & storage: Niue — $102K Transport & storage: Nauru — $1.4M Transport & storage: Micronesia (Fed. States) — $88K Transport & storage: Tuvalu — $257K Government & civil society Government & civil society: Papua New Guinea — $5.4M Government & civil society: Fiji — $5.5M Government & civil society: Solomon Islands — $2.7M Government & civil society: Tonga — $864K Government & civil society: Vanuatu — $2.2M Government & civil society: Nauru — $191K Government & civil society: Marshall Islands — $136K Government & civil society: Cook Islands — $636K Government & civil society: Tuvalu — $150K Water & sanitation Water & sanitation: Fiji — $3.5M Water & sanitation: Samoa — $2.2M Water & sanitation: Solomon Islands — $3.2M Water & sanitation: Tonga — $749K Water & sanitation: Kiribati — $623K Water & sanitation: Nauru — $133K Water & sanitation: Marshall Islands — $2.6M Water & sanitation: Micronesia (Fed. States) — $356K Water & sanitation: Palau — $191K Environmental protection Environmental protection: Fiji — $9.7M Environmental protection: Samoa — $879K Environmental protection: Solomon Islands — $462K Environmental protection: Vanuatu — $527K Environmental protection: Nauru — $121K Environmental protection: Marshall Islands — $43K Environmental protection: Micronesia (Fed. States) — $82K Basic health Basic health: Papua New Guinea — $2.7M Basic health: Fiji — $2.7M Basic health: Niue — $47K Basic health: Kiribati — $2.4M Multisector Multisector: Papua New Guinea — $3.0M Multisector: Tonga — $1.1M Multisector: Vanuatu — $2.0M Multisector: Tuvalu — $196K Multisector: Palau — $8K Energy policy Energy policy: Fiji — $6.0M Energy policy: Cook Islands — $143K Agriculture Agriculture: Papua New Guinea — $5.0M Agriculture: Vanuatu — $848K Agriculture: Tuvalu — $74K Energy generation, renewable Energy generation, renewable: Fiji — $4.0M Energy generation, renewable: Nauru — $451K Energy generation, renewable: Marshall Islands — $30K Energy generation, renewable: Tuvalu — $88K Health (general) Health (general): Solomon Islands — $592K Health (general): Niue — $43K Health (general): Vanuatu — $563K Health (general): Kiribati — $815K Health (general): Micronesia (Fed. States) — $270K Health (general): Tuvalu — $47K Secondary education Secondary education: Solomon Islands — $1.1M Secondary education: Kiribati — $206K

Sector detail

Top sectors with their country breakdown. Click any country to see its full aid page.

General budget support $25.9M (20%)
7 countries
Niue$8.7M
Papua New Guinea$7.3M
Samoa$5.8M
Tonga$2.9M
Nauru$903K
Cook Islands$226K
+ 1 more
Transport & storage $18.2M (14%)
8 countries
Papua New Guinea$9.0M
Samoa$3.8M
Solomon Islands$2.3M
Nauru$1.4M
Tonga$1.3M
Tuvalu$257K
+ 2 more
Government & civil society $17.8M (14%)
9 countries
Fiji$5.5M
Papua New Guinea$5.4M
Solomon Islands$2.7M
Vanuatu$2.2M
Tonga$864K
Cook Islands$636K
+ 3 more
Water & sanitation $13.5M (11%)
9 countries
Fiji$3.5M
Solomon Islands$3.2M
Marshall Islands$2.6M
Samoa$2.2M
Tonga$749K
Kiribati$623K
+ 3 more
Environmental protection $11.8M (9%)
7 countries
Fiji$9.7M
Samoa$879K
Vanuatu$527K
Solomon Islands$462K
Nauru$121K
Micronesia (Fed. States)$82K
+ 1 more
Basic health $8.0M (6%)
4 countries
Papua New Guinea$2.7M
Fiji$2.7M
Kiribati$2.4M
Niue$47K
Multisector $6.4M (5%)
5 countries
Papua New Guinea$3.0M
Vanuatu$2.0M
Tonga$1.1M
Tuvalu$196K
Palau$8K
Energy policy $6.1M (5%)
2 countries
Fiji$6.0M
Cook Islands$143K
Agriculture $6.0M (5%)
3 countries
Papua New Guinea$5.0M
Vanuatu$848K
Tuvalu$74K
Energy generation, renewable $4.6M (4%)
4 countries
Fiji$4.0M
Nauru$451K
Tuvalu$88K
Marshall Islands$30K
Health (general) $2.3M (2%)
6 countries
Kiribati$815K
Solomon Islands$592K
Vanuatu$563K
Micronesia (Fed. States)$270K
Tuvalu$47K
Niue$43K
Secondary education $1.4M (1%)
2 countries
Solomon Islands$1.1M
Kiribati$206K

Country sector profiles

Top 5 sectors for each country, ranked by 90-day disbursement.

Papua New Guinea — $32.6M
Transport & storage$9.0M (28%)
General budget support$7.3M (23%)
Government & civil society$5.4M (17%)
Agriculture$5.0M (15%)
Multisector$3.0M (9%)
Fiji — $31.4M
Environmental protection$9.7M (31%)
Energy policy$6.0M (19%)
Government & civil society$5.5M (17%)
Energy generation, renewable$4.0M (13%)
Water & sanitation$3.5M (11%)
Samoa — $13.7M
General budget support$5.8M (42%)
Transport & storage$3.8M (27%)
Water & sanitation$2.2M (16%)
Environmental protection$879K (6%)
Unallocated / unspecified$573K (4%)
Solomon Islands — $10.4M
Water & sanitation$3.2M (31%)
Government & civil society$2.7M (26%)
Transport & storage$2.3M (22%)
Secondary education$1.1M (11%)
Health (general)$592K (6%)
Tonga — $7.9M
General budget support$2.9M (37%)
Transport & storage$1.3M (16%)
Multisector$1.1M (14%)
Construction$1.0M (13%)
Government & civil society$864K (11%)
Niue — $9.0M
General budget support$8.7M (96%)
Non-communicable diseases$135K (1%)
Transport & storage$102K (1%)
Basic health$47K (1%)
Health (general)$43K (0%)
Vanuatu — $6.9M
Government & civil society$2.2M (32%)
Multisector$2.0M (29%)
Agriculture$848K (12%)
Disaster prevention & prepar$792K (11%)
Health (general)$563K (8%)
Kiribati — $4.5M
Basic health$2.4M (55%)
Health (general)$815K (18%)
Water & sanitation$623K (14%)
Disaster prevention & prepar$213K (5%)
Secondary education$206K (5%)
Nauru — $3.2M
Transport & storage$1.4M (44%)
General budget support$903K (28%)
Energy generation, renewable$451K (14%)
Government & civil society$191K (6%)
Water & sanitation$133K (4%)
Marshall Islands — $3.2M
Water & sanitation$2.6M (81%)
Energy distribution$250K (8%)
Business & other services$136K (4%)
Government & civil society$136K (4%)
Environmental protection$43K (1%)
Cook Islands — $1.4M
Government & civil society$636K (47%)
General budget support$226K (17%)
Population & reproductive he$143K (11%)
Energy policy$143K (10%)
Non-communicable diseases$130K (9%)
Micronesia (Fed. States) — $964K
Water & sanitation$356K (37%)
Health (general)$270K (28%)
Emergency response$92K (10%)
Transport & storage$88K (9%)
Environmental protection$82K (8%)
Tuvalu — $811K
Transport & storage$257K (32%)
Multisector$196K (24%)
Government & civil society$150K (18%)
Energy generation, renewable$88K (11%)
Agriculture$74K (9%)
Palau — $229K
Water & sanitation$191K (84%)
Emergency response$11K (5%)
Multisector$8K (3%)
Disaster prevention & prepar$7K (3%)
Non-communicable diseases$7K (3%)

Where aid concentrates

Some sectors are dominated by a single country:

What this shows and what it does not. Sector classifications come from IATI publisher declarations (DAC sector codes). Not all activities carry a sector; those are excluded. Disbursements are weighted by the publisher’s declared share for each recipient country, so a multi-country programme counts only the portion attributed to each Pacific country. Australia’s IATI data has not been updated since June 2025; its sector contributions are therefore understated in the 90-day window. China, Taiwan, and most Gulf state donors do not publish to IATI and are absent.

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