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  • National Budget Forum 2026, Western Division

    National Budget Forum 2026, Western Division

    This proceedings report records the National Budget Forum 2026, Western Division, examining the 2026–2027 National Budget through government, business and industry perspectives. It captures discussion on fiscal pressures, infrastructure, tourism, aviation, sugar, investment and household costs.

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  • National Budget Forum 2026: Examining the 2026–27 Budget

    This report documents Dialogue Fiji’s 2026 National Budget Forum, bringing together government, business, academia and civil society to assess the 2026–27 Budget, debate fiscal choices and identify priorities for sustainable growth, accountability and public participation.

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  • State of the Fijian Economy Dialogue 2026

    This proceedings report captures the State of the Fijian Economy Dialogue 2026, summarising expert presentations, panel debates, audience interventions and policy recommendations on fiscal sustainability, investment, labour, infrastructure, living costs and economic resilience.

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  • National Budget Forum: The People’s Dialogue on the 2025–26 Budget

    This proceedings report records Dialogue Fiji’s 2025 National Budget Forum, capturing the keynote address, expert panel contributions and public discussion on the 2025–26 Budget, its priorities, economic implications and effects on citizens and communities.

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  • National Budget 2026–2027

    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.

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  • Fijian Budget Voices

    This survey report captures the fiscal concerns and recommendations of 367 Fijians ahead of the 2025–2026 National Budget. It examines cost-of-living pressures, public services, infrastructure and spending preferences to support more inclusive, evidence-based and people-centred budgeting.

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