17/05/2026
Last week marked an important step forward as Webmedia South Pacific officially signed the contract with the Housing Authority team for the redevelopment of their digital platform.
This project is a meaningful opportunity to strengthen how people connect with information, services, and application pathways in a way that feels clearer, more accessible, and more aligned with the everyday realities of Fijians.
“This project reflects our commitment to improving how we serve the people of Fiji. We want our digital platforms to be more accessible, more practical, and more helpful to those seeking information and services from Housing Authority. This is an important step in making our services easier to reach and easier to understand.”
Mr. Isikeli Navuda, CEO, Housing Authority of Fiji
At the heart of this initiative is a stronger public-facing digital experience, supported by a new online application environment that will allow people to engage with Housing Authority services more conveniently. Once launched, the new platform is expected to make it easier for users to access information, understand service pathways, submit applications online, and interact with key processes through a more structured and user-friendly system.
For many Fijians, this means less uncertainty, better visibility, and a more inclusive point of access to important housing-related services.
“We are honoured to formally begin this journey with Housing Authority. A well-designed digital system can reduce barriers, improve clarity, and create a stronger sense of connection between an organisation and the people it serves. That is the spirit in which we approach this work.”
Mr. Manish Mishra, Director, Webmedia South Pacific
We are grateful to the Housing Authority team for the trust placed in Webmedia South Pacific. We also acknowledge the significance of this work in supporting a more responsive and accessible service environment for communities across Fiji.
We look forward to working closely with the Housing Authority team as this project progresses from planning into delivery.