Fiji has initiated a FJD$5.2 million (US$2.6 million) five-year plan focused on establishing a robust carbon market within the nation. This ambitious plan aims to prepare Fiji for its inaugural international carbon trade by the year 2030. The initiative signifies Fiji’s commitment to engaging in global climate finance mechanisms and leveraging carbon markets for sustainable development. By developing this market, Fiji intends to attract investment and unlock new revenue streams while contributing to global efforts to reduce carbon emissions. The plan’s success will position Fiji as a proactive participant in the evolving landscape of carbon trading. Further details were initially published on Post Courier regarding this development. This investment underscores Fiji's dedication to environmental sustainability and economic growth.