Pacific Funding and Projects Intelligence Portal
(PFPIP)
Led by ISPS, Empowering Pacific Island Nations for Sustainable Development
Welcome to the Pacific Project and Funding Intelligence Hub.
The Pacific Project and Funding Intelligence Hub, led by the International Strategic Planning Services (ISPS) with support currently sought from the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG), regional NGOs, and Island administrations, is designed to serve all Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs).
This platform will progressively provide more actionable intelligence on projects, funding opportunities, and partnerships, addressing challenges like extreme event vulnerability from cyclones, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions (e.g., Ambae Island, Vanuatu), and geoengineering impacts, such as Stratospheric Aerosol Injection, which contribute to ocean warming and disrupt coastal livelihoods.
The platform will also disclose reliable intelligence on some of the disclosures made by the current USA administration`s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) headed by the world`s richest man, Elon Musk. Particularly with regards to conditionality's overreach and regime change efforts affecting national cultures as well as the funding of terrorist organizations such as Boko Haram in Nigeria. How those disclosures effect Multilateral Guarantees by the World Bank`s agency for such risk management, namely MIGA.
New aid agencies to fill the gaps of divisions in USAID exposed by DOGE and the Heritage Foundation will be featured here. Some of those will in all probability be launched through this very portal.
With such an in depth commitment to cultural preservation, geopolitical neutrality, and aid transparency, the hub empowers Pacific communities to achieve true and unfettered sustainable development.
Please note; -
The blog post relating to this initiative and which provides far more insight such as the draft project proposal can be seen here.
The robust mandates backed by extremely well researched and developed Intellectual Property, Confidentiality, Non-Disclosure / Non-Solicitation / Non-circumvention Agreements that form the basis of this consultancy and were settled by some of the world`s best legal advocates and barristers, ensures that the possibility of conflicts of interest is effectively negated.
This project has started pitching to governments in Melanesia, notably Vanuatu for support and endorsement.
Those interested in coming aboard can contact us here.
This page will also soon feature security levels, accessed through registration and login tabs. This feature will be managed by an old school IT specialist who is vastly experience in internet security and completely uninfected by modern methods that are full of holes and pose as the latest in security developments.
National Intelligence agencies will have their own customised clearance levels.
Explore Opportunities
Project Database
Discover projects across Melanesia, Polynesia, and Micronesia, designed to address Pacific priorities like resilient infrastructure and sustainable fisheries, while respecting cultural practices like kastom and fa’a Samoa.
Example:
Coastal Protection in Tonga
Scope:
Build seawalls to counter geoengineering-induced ocean warming.
Timeline: 2025–2028
Funding: $2M needed
Partners: Tonga Government, SPC
Example:
Solar Wells in Vanuatu
Scope:
Install solar-powered wells for Ambae displacees.
Timeline: 2025–2027
Funding: $1.2M needed
Partners: UNICEF, MSG Secretariat
Browse All Projects
Funding Tracker - Access real-time updates on grants, loans, and partnerships from donors like DFAT, GCF, and USAID, with intelligence-derived risk assessments to ensure transparency and alignment with Pacific needs, avoiding schemes like carbon credit taxes criticized as part of the global warming narrative.
Example:
Pacific Women Lead GrantDonor: DFAT
Amount: AUD 577,000
Focus: Gender equity, trade
Deadline: June 2025
Risk: Verified donor, low geopolitical risk
View Funding Opportunities
Stakeholder Directory
Connect with Pacific governments, NGOs, regional bodies (e.g., SPC, PIF), and private sector actors to foster collaboration across Melanesia, Polynesia, and Micronesia.
Example:
Pacific Islands Forum (PIF)Role: Regional policy coordination
Contact: [email protected]
Focus: Climate resilience, trade
An example of some of the latest funding intelligence developed can be obtained by contacting us here.
Explore Stakeholders
Capacity-Building Resources, access guides, videos, and training modules in English, French, Bislama, Tongan, and Samoan to support grant applications, project management, and donor compliance, tailored for Pacific communities.
Guide:
Navigating Pacific Funding
A step-by-step resource for NGOs and Island administrations to secure funding while avoiding geopolitical risks.
Download Resources
Secure Intelligence Oversight Module
For authorized users (e.g., Island administrations, MSG officials), this module provides blockchain-tracked intelligence reports on donor reliability, cultural sensitivity, and geopolitical risks, informed by global lessons like the USAID controversy alleging funding for groups like Boko Haram.
Reports ensure aid aligns with Pacific sovereignty and cultural values, avoiding external interference. Request Access
Contact Us
Join the Pacific Intelligence Hub, inquire about subscriptions, or partner with ISPS to support Pacific development.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +678 717 4001
Address:
ISPS,
Vanuatu,
Get in Touch
The Pacific Project and Funding Intelligence Hub, led by the International Strategic Planning Services (ISPS) with support currently sought from the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG), regional NGOs, and Island administrations, is designed to serve all Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs).
This platform will progressively provide more actionable intelligence on projects, funding opportunities, and partnerships, addressing challenges like extreme event vulnerability from cyclones, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions (e.g., Ambae Island, Vanuatu), and geoengineering impacts, such as Stratospheric Aerosol Injection, which contribute to ocean warming and disrupt coastal livelihoods.
The platform will also disclose reliable intelligence on some of the disclosures made by the current USA administration`s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) headed by the world`s richest man, Elon Musk. Particularly with regards to conditionality's overreach and regime change efforts affecting national cultures as well as the funding of terrorist organizations such as Boko Haram in Nigeria. How those disclosures effect Multilateral Guarantees by the World Bank`s agency for such risk management, namely MIGA.
New aid agencies to fill the gaps of divisions in USAID exposed by DOGE and the Heritage Foundation will be featured here. Some of those will in all probability be launched through this very portal.
With such an in depth commitment to cultural preservation, geopolitical neutrality, and aid transparency, the hub empowers Pacific communities to achieve true and unfettered sustainable development.
Please note; -
The blog post relating to this initiative and which provides far more insight such as the draft project proposal can be seen here.
The robust mandates backed by extremely well researched and developed Intellectual Property, Confidentiality, Non-Disclosure / Non-Solicitation / Non-circumvention Agreements that form the basis of this consultancy and were settled by some of the world`s best legal advocates and barristers, ensures that the possibility of conflicts of interest is effectively negated.
This project has started pitching to governments in Melanesia, notably Vanuatu for support and endorsement.
Those interested in coming aboard can contact us here.
This page will also soon feature security levels, accessed through registration and login tabs. This feature will be managed by an old school IT specialist who is vastly experience in internet security and completely uninfected by modern methods that are full of holes and pose as the latest in security developments.
National Intelligence agencies will have their own customised clearance levels.
Explore Opportunities
Project Database
Discover projects across Melanesia, Polynesia, and Micronesia, designed to address Pacific priorities like resilient infrastructure and sustainable fisheries, while respecting cultural practices like kastom and fa’a Samoa.
Example:
Coastal Protection in Tonga
Scope:
Build seawalls to counter geoengineering-induced ocean warming.
Timeline: 2025–2028
Funding: $2M needed
Partners: Tonga Government, SPC
Example:
Solar Wells in Vanuatu
Scope:
Install solar-powered wells for Ambae displacees.
Timeline: 2025–2027
Funding: $1.2M needed
Partners: UNICEF, MSG Secretariat
Browse All Projects
Funding Tracker - Access real-time updates on grants, loans, and partnerships from donors like DFAT, GCF, and USAID, with intelligence-derived risk assessments to ensure transparency and alignment with Pacific needs, avoiding schemes like carbon credit taxes criticized as part of the global warming narrative.
Example:
Pacific Women Lead GrantDonor: DFAT
Amount: AUD 577,000
Focus: Gender equity, trade
Deadline: June 2025
Risk: Verified donor, low geopolitical risk
View Funding Opportunities
Stakeholder Directory
Connect with Pacific governments, NGOs, regional bodies (e.g., SPC, PIF), and private sector actors to foster collaboration across Melanesia, Polynesia, and Micronesia.
Example:
Pacific Islands Forum (PIF)Role: Regional policy coordination
Contact: [email protected]
Focus: Climate resilience, trade
An example of some of the latest funding intelligence developed can be obtained by contacting us here.
Explore Stakeholders
Capacity-Building Resources, access guides, videos, and training modules in English, French, Bislama, Tongan, and Samoan to support grant applications, project management, and donor compliance, tailored for Pacific communities.
Guide:
Navigating Pacific Funding
A step-by-step resource for NGOs and Island administrations to secure funding while avoiding geopolitical risks.
Download Resources
Secure Intelligence Oversight Module
For authorized users (e.g., Island administrations, MSG officials), this module provides blockchain-tracked intelligence reports on donor reliability, cultural sensitivity, and geopolitical risks, informed by global lessons like the USAID controversy alleging funding for groups like Boko Haram.
Reports ensure aid aligns with Pacific sovereignty and cultural values, avoiding external interference. Request Access
Contact Us
Join the Pacific Intelligence Hub, inquire about subscriptions, or partner with ISPS to support Pacific development.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +678 717 4001
Address:
ISPS,
Vanuatu,
Get in Touch
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