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Research Report

National Budget 2026–2027

Dialogue Fiji · 1 April 2026
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This report presents findings from a national survey of 1,266 Fijians on priorities for the 2026–2027 budget. It identifies cost of living as the dominant concern, health as the leading spending priority, and widespread doubt that public expenditure reflects citizens’ needs.

This comprehensive research report presents findings from Dialogue Fiji’s national survey of 1,266 respondents across all four divisions, conducted in March and April 2026. It examines the most pressing national and household concerns, public spending priorities, confidence in fiscal responsiveness and cross-demographic differences. The report finds that cost of living is the dominant national concern, health is the leading budget priority, food prices are the defining household pressure, and many citizens doubt that government spending reflects ordinary people’s needs. It concludes with evidence-based policy recommendations for the 2026–2027 National Budget.

Recommended Citation
Dialogue Fiji. (2026). National Budget 2026–2027: Public Priorities Survey. Suva, Fiji: Dialogue Fiji.
Partner / funder: Prepared with the financial support of Brot für die Welt (Bread for the World).
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