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Who we are

• Our Pacific Region
• Our Vision and Mission
• Our Donors
• Our History
• Our Key Dates
• Our Headquarters
• SPC Support Programmes

SPC's Member Countries and Territories

SPC programmes benefit 22 Pacific Island countries and territories

These are:

1. American Samoa,
2. Cook Islands,
3. Federated States of Micronesia (FSM),
4. Fiji Islands,
5. French Polynesia,
6. Guam,
7. Kiribati,
8. Marshall Islands,
9. Nauru,
10. New Caledonia,
11. Niue,
12. Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI),
13. Palau,
14. Papua New Guinea (PNG),
15. Pitcairn Islands,
16. Samoa,
17. Solomon Islands,
18. Tokelau,
19. Tonga,
20. Tuvalu,
21. Vanuatu,
22. Wallis and Futuna.

The 26 members of the Pacific Community include the above island countries and territories, plus the four remaining founding countries: 

1. Australia, 

2. France, 

3. New Zealand,

4. the United States of America.

The United Kingdom withdrew at the beginning of 1996 from SPC (at the time the South Pacific Commission), rejoined in 1998 and withdrew again in January 2005.

Further information is available from the links below:

• The Pacific region

• Statictical data

• Demographic/population data