PaCE-SD is involved in a range of donor funded projects. Major projects include:

Current

EU-Pacific Technical and Vocational Education and Training(USP/SPC EU-PacTVET)

The European Union Pacific Technical and Vocational Educational and Training in Sustainable Energy (SE) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) project or EU PacTVET is the Third component of a larger programme: Adapting to Climate Change and Sustainable Energy. The European Union funded PacTVET project is a €6.1 million project currently being implemented by The Pacific Community (SPC) and The University of the South Pacific (USP).

Past

European Union Global Climate Change Alliance Project (EUGCCA)

The Global Climate Change Alliance is an initiative of the European Union, launched in 2007 and coordinated by the European Commission (EC), aimed at strengthening dialogue and cooperation on climate change with developing countries most vulnerable to climate change and supporting their efforts to develop and implement adaptation and mitigation responses.

Future Climate Leaders Programme (FCLP1)

Climate change education and training is necessary to assist Pacific Islanders in combatting climate change impacts and vulnerabilities in the Pacific region. The AusAID Future Climate Leaders Project 1 (FCLP1) aims to meet this need through the development and delivery of formal and non-formal climate change education in the Pacific.

Enhancing Climate Change in Rural Communities in Fiji Project (ECCA)

The Enhancing Climate Change Adaptation (ECCA) is an AusAID funded project that operates out of the Pacific Centre for Environment and Sustainable Development (PaCE-SD) at the University of the South Pacific. ECCA aims to implement climate change adaptation measures in an integrated manner to vulnerable sectors and internalise climate change adaptation in rural communities of Fiji.