Members, partners and donors

We support our Members in the Pacific and surrounds; donor partners support our work; and we collaborate with regional partners.

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FFA member countries

We support 17

Members

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Donor partners

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We collaborate

with regional partners

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Australia

Canberra
Population: 25.4 million

afma.gov.au

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Cook Islands

Rarotonga
Population: 17,565

mmr.gov.ck

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Federated States of Micronesia

Palikir
Population: 116,440

norma.fm

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Fiji

Suva
Population: 903,943

fisheries.gov.fj

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Kiribati

Tarawa
Population: 121,393

mfmrd.gov.ki

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Marshall Islands

Majuro
Population: 59,610

rmimimra.com

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Nauru

Nauru
Population: 10,876

http://naurugov.nr

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New Zealand

Wellington
Population: 4.86 million

mpi.govt.nz

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Niue

Alofi
Population: 1619

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Palau

Melekeok
Population: 18,169

palaugov.pw

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Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby
Population: 9.12 million

fisheries.gov.pg

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Samoa

Apia
Population: 200,149

samoagovt.ws

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Solomon Islands

Honiara
Population: 703,996

fisheries.gov.sb

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Tokelau

Atafu, Nukunonu and Fakaofo
Population: 1373

tokelau.org.nz

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Tonga

Nukua’alofa
Population: 106,760

tongafish.gov.to

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Tuvalu

Funafuti
Population: 11,931

tuvalufisheries.tv

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Vanuatu

Port Vila
Population: 314,464

fisheries.gov.vu

Donor partners support our work

FFA is supported by funding programs and in-kind work from:

  • governments of Australia, New Zealand, Japan

  • European Union

  • Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology

  • UN agencies (FAO, World Bank)

  • and others.

We collaborate with regional partners

We work with regional fisheries management organisations:

Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC)

The WCPFC is a treaty-based organisation established in 2004 after 6 years of negotiation. It aims to help conserve and manage tuna and other highly migratory fish stocks across the western and central areas of the Pacific Ocean.

We are formally affiliated with a number of organisations in the Pacific through the advisory body known as the Council of Regional Organisations in the Pacific (CROP).

CROP is a partnership of regionally owned intergovernmental agencies that support Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) leaders’ commitments and objectives by delivering on their decisions.

Members of CROP are:

The Pacific Community (SPC)

Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (FORSEC)

Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

Pacific Islands Development Programme (PIDP)

South Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO)

The University of the South Pacific (USP).

Pacific Aviation Safety Office (PASO).

Pacific Power Association (PPA).

Learn more about the FFA team

We are governed by our members through the Forum Fisheries Committee (FFC), and our executive team and staff provide policy, governance and strategic support. Our organisation is structured to deliver tuna fisheries management, development and operations. Learn more →