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The Solomon Islands Knowledge-Action-Sustainability for Resilient Villages (SOLKAS) project is a national initiative strengthening climate and disaster resilience across vulnerable communities in the Solomon Islands. Delivered in partnership with the Solomon Islands Government and Save the Children, the project combines digital innovation, education, and community-led planning to address increasing risks from cyclones, flooding, drought, and sea-level rise. Traseable Solutions played a key role in designing and developing offline-first digital tools that enable remote schools and communities to receive Early Warning System (EWS) alerts in Pijin, conduct local risk assessments, and create adaptation plans without reliance on internet connectivity. Alongside this, the project supports climate-resilient livelihoods and strengthens inclusive local governance through Disaster Risk Committees. SOLKAS bridges the gap between national climate systems and on-the-ground action—ensuring even the most remote communities are equipped to respond, adapt, and thrive in a changing climate.

The Catch Accountancy System (CAS) is an integrated web-based platform developed for Fiji's Ministry of Fisheries to track and reconcile all landed offshore catch, ensuring every legal catch is accounted for and preventing illegal fish laundering. The system captures real-time data from permits, inspections, unloading, and processing activities, enabling officers to verify catch more accurately while tracking the full mass balance of landed fish. Industry users can access key data and record directly into CAS for timely catch accounting. The result is a significant improvement in fisheries transparency, traceability, and accountability across Fiji's offshore sector.

Engaged under SWIOFish3 funding, Traseable Solutions developed the foundational Fisheries Information Management System (FIMS) for the Seychelles Fisheries Authority (SFA), establishing a centralised platform for managing and disseminating fisheries data across the authority. Phase 1 focused on migrating and structuring SFA's existing data and building an interactive dashboard to visualise key statistics across licensing, catch and effort, quota consumption, and fisher registration — covering sectors from purse seine and industrial longline through to artisanal and sea cucumber fisheries. The platform was configured on SFA's internal network with role-based permissions and stakeholder access, providing both a public-facing view of fisheries data and a shared internal tool for SFA-wide analysis and reporting. The work laid the foundation for the operational modules developed in Phase 2.