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This event was an opportunity to communicate on the results, challenges, lessons learned and impact of the WISH Fiji project.On this occasion, phase 2 of the program, now called “WISH Plus,” funded by the Kiwa Initiative was launched in Fiji. This will expand the scope of the project by working regionally at key sites in Fiji, the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea.This Kiwa "WISH+" project, worth €4.8 million, will focus on integrated watershed management and is the third regional project under the initiative.Click here to read more about this project https://bit.ly/3STXwT4
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