Tuvalu Investment Proposal

Tuvalu Investment Plans and Opportunities
HiH Investment Forum 2025
The investment proposal developed by Tuvalu is available to download and review in various languages below, including details on Investment opportunities.
Tuvalu Bilateral Appointment
Tuvalu Proposal
Climate change has been altering the Pacifcs precipitation patterns, causing some islands to experience more intense rainfall while others suffer from droughts. This variability increases reliance on local home grown solutions. Climate change has also increased watershed degradation, and saline intrusion, affecting crops, increasing risks of food insecurity, and reducing smallholder livelihoods.
To enhance resilience, improve producer income, the government of Tuvalu has prioritised two investments – poultry and taro using the poverty mapping and prioritization as determined through a national HIH roundtable stakeholder consultation held in 2025, in line with Government priorities.
To enhance resilience, improve producer income, the government of Tuvalu has prioritised two investments – poultry and taro using the poverty mapping and prioritization as determined through a national HIH roundtable stakeholder consultation held in 2025, in line with Government priorities.
Tuvalu Geospatial Typologies
Agro-informatics connects information technology with the management, analysis and application of agricultural data to design more accurate and targeted agricultural interventions. The use of new technologies and techniques in agriculture, such as satellite imagery, remote sensing, and geographic information systems, enable the transformation of data into actionable information.
Poverty
Potential
Efficiency
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Government of Tuvalu: Investment cases in Tuvalu
Tuvalu Investment Cases and Interventions


Poultry
The poultry investment will cover increased production with 43 units having a capacity of 200 layers, introduce two cold stores and provide improved producer capacity across 9 islands in Tuvalu as well as introducing innovative small pelletizers for poultry feed.
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Taro
Taro is a valued local food product and this investment will increase the planted area by 16 ha across multiple islands using improved culture tissues, raised beds and improved pest and disease control. The investment will also provide 3 solar powered cold storage units to ensure improved market access wiles also introducing additional value addition and market access and human capacity development across the 9 islands.

Contact
For more information, please contact the Hand-in-Hand team.