In addition, long-term climate change will affect health in Fiji, with impacts including rise in vector-borne diseases (such as dengue fever), water-borne diseases and non-communicable diseases which are sensitive to temperatures (such as cardiovascular and respiratory diseases). To build the requisite domestic capacity, Fiji is committed to taking proactive steps to reduce its vulnerability and enhance the resilience of its communities, environment and economy. This is being done through developing policies, institutions and budgetary systems for mobilising resources toward climate change and disaster risk management, including a focus on developing domestic capacities and on transparent communication and robust monitoring systems so as to ensure equity, justice, inclusion, transparency, and accountability in all climate actions.