Blue Pacific 2050 Dashboard

This 2050 Dashboard presents Forum Member data across the seven Thematic Areas of the 2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific.

Data and visualisations in this dashboard supplement the 2024 Baseline Report to Leaders, delivered to the 53rd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting hosted by Tonga. Additional indicators from regional and global monitoring frameworks identified by the 2050 MEL Working Group are also presented to tell a richer story. New indicators are proposed for development in the region to address areas of the Strategy not well served by existing indicators, and these will be added over time as indicators are agreed and adopted by the Pacific.

Data presented is collated from a number of sources, including national household census and survey collections, civil registry data, health information systems, regional education assessments, satellite data, SDG custodian agencies and published reports from countries and development partners.

Political Leadership and Regionalism

Summary All Indicators

Level of Ambition

All Pacific peoples will benefit from our Forum Leaders working together to safeguard, secure, and progress the Blue Pacific Continent, achieving regional priorities through a united and cohesive political leadership supported by the Pacific Islands Forum and a responsive regional architecture that aligns to the region’s priorities and values. Partners recognise and respect our collective approach as the Blue Pacific Continent.

Goals

Pacific regionalism will be supported by a unified, cohesive and inclusive political leadership grounded in the Pacific Way and the Leaders commitments and values of the 2050 Strategy

The Pacific Region will be supported by a responsive, efficient and inclusive regional system that promotes deeper integration and drives Partnerships that recognise, respects and support our collective values and priorities

Outcomes

Some Outcomes currently do not have indicators. The regional MEL Working Group and Thematic Advisory Groups will be working on the monitoring framework and new indicators will be endorsed and added to this Dashboard over time.

1.0

All Pacific People benefit from Forum Leaders, regional systems and partnerships working together to deliver on the region’s priorities

1.1

Strengthen Pacific leadership grounded in the Pacific Way and the Leaders commitments and values of the 2050 Strategy

1.2

The Pacific demonstrates strong and accountable leadership, that is consistent with existing regional commitments on good governance, accountable leadership, democratic principles, and values

1.3

Improved enabling environment for increased representation and participation of all Pacific Peoples, including women and girls in all their diversity in leadership to ensure, inclusive and equitable sharing of resources and opportunities

2.1

An effective, inclusive, and efficient regional architecture that is supported by a coherent and accountable governance mechanism that responds to the leaders’ vision and ambitions

2.2

All partners recognise and utilise existing national and regional decisions and mechanisms to consult, shape, and drive the alignment with the 2050 Strategy and its Implementation Plan to support the regional architecture in the Pacific

2.3

The Pacific region is recognised as a leading contributor to global discourse to ensure global actors align with regional initiatives to which responds to the vulnerabilities and characteristics of the Pacific

Ambition

Goals

Outcomes

Level of Ambition

Goals

Pacific regionalism will be supported by a unified, cohesive and inclusive political leadership grounded in the Pacific Way and the Leaders commitments and values of the 2050 Strategy

Outcomes

1.0

All Pacific People benefit from Forum Leaders, regional systems and partnerships working together to deliver on the region’s priorities

1.1

Strengthen Pacific leadership grounded in the Pacific Way and the Leaders commitments and values of the 2050 Strategy

1.2

The Pacific demonstrates strong and accountable leadership, that is consistent with existing regional commitments on good governance, accountable leadership, democratic principles, and values

1.3

2.1

An effective, inclusive, and efficient regional architecture that is supported by a coherent and accountable governance mechanism that responds to the leaders’ vision and ambitions

2.2

2.3

Blue Pacific 2050 Dashboard

Political Leadership and Regionalism

Level of Ambition

Goals

Outcomes

Ambition

Goals

Outcomes

Level of Ambition

Goals

Outcomes

Countries that adopt and implement constitutional, statutory and/or policy guarantees for public access to information

Countries with national statistical legislation exists that complies with the Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics

Proportion of countries that have achieved 100 per cent birth registration and 80 per cent death registration

WGI: Voice and Accountability

WGI: Political Stability and Absence of Violence/Terrorism

WGI: Government Effectiveness

WGI: Regulatory Quality

WGI: Rule of Law

WGI: Control of Corruption

Proportion of seats held by women in national parliaments

Proportion of project objectives in new development interventions drawn from country-led result frameworks - data by recipient

Total assistance for development, by recipient countries

Net official development assistance (ODA) to small island states (SIDS) from OECD-DAC countries, by donor countries