The Ministry of Housing is responsible for strategy, policy, funding assistance, monitoring and regulation of Fiji’s housing system. We play a lead role in promoting and facilitating the provision of accessible and adequate housing for low and middle-income households and people living in informal settlements.

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Our History

The Ministry was established in 2018 as a dedicated stand-alone line ministry with a singular focus on the housing sector bringing together Fiji’s long running urban housing programme, previously overseen by the Department of Housing within a wider Ministry for Local Government, and the rural housing programme that was previously overseen by Ministry for Rural and Maritime Development.

 

Our Vision

Creating a secure and sustainable housing for all.

 

Our Mission

To provide Inclusive, Safe and Resilient Homes for a Prosperous Fiji.

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Our Values

We are committed towards creating and maintaining a high-level value culture and services defined by the following values:

• ​Accountability

• Excellence

• Inclusiveness

• Integrity

• Professionalism

• Trust

• Innovation

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What we do

We’re working to:

• review the national housing policy and strategy

• increase public and private housing supply

• modernise housing sector legislation

• increase access to affordable housing, for people to rent and buy

We work closely with other central and local government agencies, our partners in the housing sector and our local communities.

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Housing Legislation

We oversee and contribute to the development and monitoring, of all housing related legislation including the:

• Housing    Act 1955

• Fair Rents Act 1965

• Unit Titles Act 1985

• Residential Tenancies Act (DRAFT)

 

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