Speaking at the launch of the BE-GREEN Programme in Koronatoga Village, Cakaudrove, Rabuka said recent fuel price movements and sugar shortages highlight Fiji’s vulnerability to international events. Article continues after advertisementHe says Fiji is blessed with fertile land and abundant marine resources that can support stronger livelihoods and greater resilience. Meanwhile, Sugar Minister Tomasi Tunabuna says any future changes in fuel prices could affect the sugar industry, particularly costs associated with mechanical harvesting and fuel assistance for truck operators. He says the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission will review rates where necessary, with fuel subsidy adjustments forming part of the normal process when fuel prices change. Government says the BE-GREEN Programme aims to strengthen rural livelihoods and encourage communities to become more self-reliant.