The Pacific Cooperation Foundation (PCF) is an independent public/private partnership with the mission of benefiting the peoples of the Pacific Islands and New Zealand by increasing cooperation and understanding among them. The PCF was formed in 2002 and formally launched by the Governor General in August 2003. It is funded by sponsorship from the New Zealand Government and the private sector. The Patron is His Excellency, the Honourable Anand Satyanand PCNZM, Governor General of New Zealand. 

VISION

A peaceful Pacific Region in which communities, regional institutions and governments engage with each other to promote economic growth and social development through mutual understanding and cooperation.

MISSION

The PCF is a catalyst for strengthening New Zealand/Pacific relationships by providing information and independent commentary, brokering outcomes and developing networks within the Pacific region.

STRATEGIC GOALS

GOAL 1  Fostering understanding of the Pacific on the part of all New Zealanders and New Zealand's identity as a Pacific Nation.

GOAL 2  Promoting stability and economic sustainability in the region.

GOAL 3  Providing informed, independent commentary and encouraging debate.

GOAL 4  Engaging with, and providing support to communities and institutions in the region.

Theme 1 Fostering understanding between New Zealand and Melanesia

Theme 2 Building capacity in communities and civil society