Call for Proposals: Pacific Fund Programme

The Pacific Fund, established by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, aims to promote social, economic, scientific, and cultural development and integration in the Pacific region. The fund supports cooperation projects involving French territories in the Pacific and independent Pacific states. The deadline for project submissions is 31 December 2026. The Pacific Fund was created in 1985 to enhance the development and integration of French territories in the Pacific with their regional neighbors. It encourages projects that foster collaboration between these territories and independent Pacific states, supporting a wide range of initiatives across social, economic, scientific, and cultural sectors. The Pacific Fund provides financial support for various cooperation projects. While the total funding amount and limits per project are not specified, proposals should not rely on co-financing, with at least half of the project costs covered by other sources. Eligible applicants include Pacific organizations and research institutes, especially those from New Caledonia, French Polynesia, and Wallis and Futuna. Projects must involve collaboration with one or more independent Pacific states. The fund supports activities that contribute to the social, economic, scientific, and cultural development and integration of French Pacific territories within the region. Specific themes or sectors are not detailed in the source. The Pacific Fund plays a crucial role in fostering regional cooperation and development in the Pacific. By supporting collaborative projects, it helps integrate French Pacific territories with their neighbors, enhancing mutual growth and understanding. For detailed guidance, please refer to the official Pacific Fund page. Eligible applicants are encouraged to review the official guidelines and application form to ensure their proposals meet all requirements. Early preparation and submission are advised to fully capitalize on this funding opportunity.