Pacific Cooperation Broadcasting Limited (PCBL), a New Zealand-based company founded in 2015, provides broadcast professional services to the Pacific region. Funded as a New Zealand government initiative, PCBL employs approximately 10 people and had revenues under $10 million in 2023. Its services focus on supporting free-to-air broadcasters through the provision of field equipment and training.
In March 2026, the United States Department of State and Pacific Cooperation Broadcasting Limited will host a Young Pacific Leaders (YPL) workshop in Auckland, New Zealand, focusing on digital storytelling advocacy. The YPL initiative allows Pacific leaders to connect, as noted by Kanak radio host Stéphanie Coulon, who highlighted the potential for overcoming isolation for those from French-speaking parts of the Pacific. Eugene Amor from the Federated States of Micronesia described the YPL program as fostering a network for Pacific changemakers. Separately, Pacific leaders are establishing the Pacific Resilience Facility (PRF) climate fund, with a treaty signing and ratification planned for Wednesday at the 54th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Honiara. The Pacific Fusion Fashion Show's growth from New Zealand Fashion Week to a cultural movement was also noted.
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