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Access Fiji’s national water policy, implementation frameworks and rural WASH evidence in one place.

Policy, planning and evidence for safe, equitable and climate-resilient water and sanitation services.

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From national direction to field evidence

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National policy

2026

National Water Resources Management and Sanitation Policy

Fiji’s national framework for the efficient, equitable and sustainable management of water resources and for universal access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services.

Purpose: Sets a unified direction for sector coordination, climate-resilient services, resource protection, regulation and investment in support of national priorities and SDG 6.
For whom: Government agencies, regulators, service providers, local authorities, development partners, communities and sector specialists.

Universal accessClimate resilienceSector reform

55 pages · PDF · 790 KBDownload PDF

Cover of the National Water Resources Management and Sanitation Policy Implementation Plan 2026 to 2035

Implementation framework

2026–2035

NWRMSP Implementation Plan

A ten-year, two-phase framework that translates the National Water Resources Management and Sanitation Policy into sequenced reforms, programmes and agency actions.

Purpose: Coordinates legislation, regulation, planning, data-system improvements and capacity development, with DWS monitoring and reporting on implementation progress.
For whom: Responsible ministries and agencies, programme managers, service providers, financing partners and technical implementers.

Two phases2026–2035Agency actions

16 pages · PDF · 688 KBDownload PDF

10-year strategic plan

2026

Fiji Integrated Water Resources Management Plan

A ten-year framework for coordinated management of surface water, groundwater, water quality, watersheds, floods and droughts through nine priority programmes.

Purpose: Provides a practical pathway for stronger water information, legal and institutional reform, climate adaptation, risk management and annual implementation reporting.
For whom: Implementing ministries and agencies, planners, regulators, utilities, catchment stakeholders, development partners and technical specialists.

9 programmes10 yearsAnnual reporting

102 pages · PDF · 1.4 MBDownload PDF

Cover of the National Rural Water Point Mapping Survey Report

National baseline report

2022 survey

National Rural Water Point Mapping Survey Report

A comprehensive national assessment of rural and school WASH conditions, covering 1,600 rural locations and 978 schools, including water supply, sanitation, hygiene, management and water quality.

Purpose: Establishes an evidence base for policy development, sector planning and targeted investment, while identifying service gaps, sustainability challenges and water-quality risks.
For whom: National and subnational planners, partner ministries, schools, local authorities, WASH programmes, development partners and researchers.

1,600 locations978 schoolsWASH baseline

70 pages · PDF · 12.5 MBDownload PDF

Cover of the National Rural Water Point Mapping Survey Summary

Survey highlights

2022 survey

National Rural Water Point Mapping Survey Summary

A concise, visual summary of the national survey’s headline findings on rural water systems, sanitation, hygiene, water quality and WASH in schools.

Purpose: Makes the survey evidence accessible for rapid briefing, public communication and discussion of the priority actions needed for safer and more sustainable rural WASH services.
For whom: Decision-makers, community leaders, development partners, media, programme teams and members of the public seeking an accessible overview.

Key findingsVisual summaryPublic briefing

17 pages · PDF · 14.9 MBDownload PDF

A shared evidence base

Supporting coordinated action for Fiji’s water future.

These publications provide national direction, an implementation pathway and the evidence required to strengthen planning, investment and accountability across the water and sanitation sector.