USAID Pacific Islands

Hosting a vast proportion of the world’s shipping and global fisheries, Pacific waters supply food and income to millions of people in the Pacific Islands and beyond. Yet, the region’s stability and vitality are threatened by debilitating natural disasters and development challenges. The Pacific Islands are central to American efforts to promote a free and open Indo-Pacific region that bolsters the global economy.

A Pacific country, the United States — through USAID — partners with 12 Pacific Island nations to bolster their ability to lead their countries to stable, prosperous futures. We focus on strengthening disaster preparedness and responding to climate change, health, and democratic governance.

Dec 05, 2023
Full time
USAID Pacific Islands Embassy of the United States, Princess Road, Suva, Fiji
The USAID Development Program Specialist (Budget) position is in the Program Office, USAID/Pacific Islands in Suva Fiji. The Specialist leads program reporting and information management, supports the regional program and budget operations, and coordinates with the USAID field offices staff in the Federated States of Micronesia, Republic of Marshall Islands and Palau to ensure successful implementation of the portfolio’s activities.  The USAID/Pacific Islands’ portfolio covers Fiji, Federated States of Micronesia, Republic of Marshall Islands, and Palau.   The Specialist performs four basic functions: 1) leads coordination of information needed for program reports, Washington and Embassy taskers, and other reporting requirements, including monitoring, analyzing and reporting on program compliance with targets under USAID initiatives such as USAID’s Strategic Framework, Private Sector Engagement, and other Presidential initiatives; 2) supports the preparation of program and...
Dec 05, 2023
Full time
USAID Pacific Islands Embassy of the United States, Princess Road, Suva, Fiji
The USAID Project Management Specialist (Economic Growth) is in the General Development Office, USAID/Pacific Islands Mission in Fiji. The Specialist reports to the General Development Officer. The Specialist is the FSN advisor on economic growth for the Pacific Islands portfolio, with responsibility for designing, managing, and evaluating assistance in support of the Mission’s Development Cooperation Framework for the Pacific Islands.  The Specialist serves as the FSN Economic Growth Specialist and has advanced knowledge on issues such as economic development, tax administration, public financial management, private enterprise development, trade and investment, and digital technology. Competitiveness related activities include investment-related policies, cost of doing business, competition, and other microeconomic and regulatory issues. Specifically, the Specialist takes the lead in providing research and analytical expertise in support of policy planning efforts, shaping...