📌 Programmes & Services Eligible for Funding
We want to make it clear that The Pacific Business Hub does not receive ongoing funding for its operations or services.
From time to time, we may receive funding from government or stakeholder organisations to run specific business initiatives and programmes, or we may be contracted to deliver services aligned with government outcomes.
This means that while some of our programmes and services may be free or subsidised under certain funding arrangements, most of our day-to-day operations and support services are self-funded.
From time to time, we may receive funding from government or stakeholder organisations to run specific business initiatives and programmes, or we may be contracted to deliver services aligned with government outcomes.
This means that while some of our programmes and services may be free or subsidised under certain funding arrangements, most of our day-to-day operations and support services are self-funded.
ACADEMY FOR WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS (AWE)
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In Partnership with the U.S. Embassy New Zealand
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We acknowledge and thank the U.S. Consulate in Auckland for entrusting us with the delivery of the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs programme, which we have proudly delivered since 2021.
This initiative enables Pacific women to access valuable resources, training, and support to start and grow their businesses, as well as opportunities available through the U.S. Alumni Exchange network. |
PACIFIC BUSINESS TRUST (PBT)
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We Are a Registered Service Provide
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PBT can help fund services to assist you and your business, making it easier to access the right expertise and resources when you need them most. Eligibility criteria apply.
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REGIONAL BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS NETWORK
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We Are a Registered Service Provide
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Register with the Regional Business Partner programme for free or subsidised access to unbiased business support in your region.
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BUILDING YOUR ARTS WAKA.
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In Partnership with LIMA Productions
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It is an honour and a privilege to work alongside our Pacific creatives through our partnership with LIMA Productions as part of their Building Your Arts Waka programme.
This initiative supports participants to strengthen and enhance their business capability, equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to sustain and grow their creative ventures. |
PACIFIC BUSINESS VILLAGE: NETWORK PROVIDER
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In Partnership with the Ministry for Pacific Peoples.
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We acknowledge and thank the Ministry for Pacific Peoples for the funding received through the Pacific Business Village, which has enabled us to become a Network Provider. This support has strengthened our capacity and capability to continue serving our Pacific business community.
Through this partnership, we’ve been able to offer some of our existing business support services at below market rates, making them more accessible to those who need them most. 💡 Funding Support
With the funding provided by the Pacific Business Village, we are able to conduct FREE Business Needs Analysis (BNA) for Pacific businesses — an in-depth assessment to identify gaps, challenges, and opportunities to help you run and grow your business. 📲 For more information and to complete your Business Needs Analysis, click the button below. |
FLEXI WAGE SELF-EMPLOYMENT
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Ministry of Social Development (MSD) | Registered Service Provider
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Flexi-wage through the Ministry of Social Development can help you start your own business and support you financially while you get established. You may qualify for up to $26,800 of funding support.
Funding Breakdown:
This funding can be used for both living costs and business-related expenses, giving you the breathing space to focus on building your business with confidence. |