Where we work

The Centre works across the Indo-Pacific. Support is demand driven, tailored to each country’s needs and recognises that every context is different. Countries operate with diverse systems, policies, and stages of development relating to undersea cables. Click below to explore our work.

By region

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Pacific – Read more

In the Pacific, undersea cables are a lifeline that connect some of the world’s most remote nations to each other and the world. The Centre supports Pacific governments through technical assistance, research and policy analysis, and dialogue and knowledge sharing to strengthen cable protection and long-term resilience for governments, industry, and communities across the region.

Southeast Asia – Read more

Southeast Asia is one of the most dynamic digital hubs in the world, with undersea cables carrying most international data. The Centre works with governments in the region to strengthen cable protection through technical assistance, research and analysis, and dialogue and knowledge sharing, ensuring connectivity underpins sustainable growth and resilience.

South Asia – Read more

The Centre’s initial engagement in South Asia has focused on building awareness and dialogue through workshops and a regional masterclass. These activities introduce best-practice approaches across technical assistance, research and policy analysis, and dialogue and knowledge sharing, laying the groundwork for stronger cable protection frameworks in the future.