Solomon Islands

Project Pipeline

$111.2M
In the Pipeline

In the Pipeline

Not all projects under development are listed below due to confidentiality constraints. As soon as projects are confirmed to be publicly viewable, we will add their details to the pipeline.

Climate Change Adaptation Solutions for the Remote Atolls Communities in Sols
$30M
$30M
Theme Ecosystem / Coastal Resilience
Funding Source GCF
Concept Note
  • Development
  • Submitted for Review
  • Approved
Full Funding Proposal
  • Development
  • Submitted for Review
  • Approved
National Forest Protection, Regeneration and Sustainable Forest Management Project
$80M
$80M
Theme Sustainable Forests / Landscapes
Funding Source GCF
Main Proponent FAO
Concept Note
  • Development
  • Submitted for Review
  • Approved
Full Funding Proposal
  • Development
  • Submitted for Review
  • Approved
Solar for SIG (Ministry of Finance and Treasury) buildings
$1.2M
$1.2M
Theme Sustainable Energy
Funding Source TBC
Full Funding Proposal
  • Development
  • Submitted for Review
  • Approved

Advisor Responsibilities

Review NDC and NAPA priority sectors for climate change investment and turn priorities into project concepts to be included in the GCF Country Program.

Provide technical support and  inputs  to the Ministry of Finance and Treasury to develop a GCF readiness proposal to address the gaps identified in the Financial Management Capacity Assessment (FMCA).

Support local capacity (relevant government ministries) to develop project proposals, project pipeline and identify relevant international funding sources.

Support and provide inputs and technical expertise to the development of the medium-term plan (1-5 year) for the Climate Finance Resilience Unit in the Ministry of Finance and Treasury.

Embedded in:

Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology

Solomon Islands' Advisor

Richard Nation

Richard Nation

Richard brings a global perspective, having lived and worked in Solomon Islands, Samoa, Australia, Netherlands, Anguilla, Fiji, Indonesia, and Timor Leste.

His career began in engineering at Kramer Ausenco, focusing on infrastructure projects in Papua New Guinea and the wider Pacific. He then transitioned to development economics, delivering impactful programs across Asia Pacific with Palladium, DT Global and EY. These included initiatives like the Pacific Horticultural and Agricultural Market Access Plus program (Fiji, PNG, Solomon Islands, Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu), the Kemitraan Indonesia-Australia untuk Infrastruktur program (Indonesia), The Partnerships for Infrastructure (Southeast Asia) and the Regional Trade For Development program (ASEAN, Australia, New Zealand).

 

“Having grown up in developing countries, I've always been intrinsically motivated with supporting sustainable development in developing countries. That is what led me down the engineering and economic development path and I now want to leverage my infrastructure, economic and financial experience to help be part of impactful solutions to the climate challenges that the region is facing.”
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