water access
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World Water Day 2026: Fiji pledges two more water tanks for Korovuli Village to boost rural water security
World Water Day unfolds with a new lifeline for Korovuli Village: community water tanks that promise safer water and more time for schooling and livelihoods. Backed by FRIEND and government support, the initiative spotlights a broader push to close the rural-urban water gap as additional upgrades and groundwater plans take shape.
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Fiji expands piped-water access to 47,000 with 2024–25 investments and Tamavua–Koronivia network upgrades
Fiji is accelerating its push to widen access to piped water, rolling out new mains and meters across urban corridors and rural communities. A broad package of upgrades aims to deliver more reliable, climate‑resilient supply for thousands of residents.
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Fiji expands water network with 3,000+ connections and 33km of pipeline, boosting supply for about 47,000 people
Fiji’s ambitious water infrastructure push is expanding connections, upgrading treatment, and extending pipelines to reach more communities. Officials say the upgrades will boost reliability and resilience to extreme weather, with thousands already benefiting and more improvements on the way.