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Hina offers our visitors a unique opportunity to actively contribute to the preservation and sustainable development of The Islands of Tahiti.
This initiative directly supports four sustainable tourism projects, each carefully selected to address the social, economic, cultural, and environmental challenges of our destination.

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These projects have been rigorously selected by the Anāvai Foundation and the Federation of Environmental Protection Associations in French Polynesia (FAPE – Te Ora Naho) — two leading organizations in the local environmental and community network. Each of the four initiatives contributes to the well-being of local communities, the promotion of Polynesian culture, and the preservation of the natural environment.

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Run for Dogs: Help Save the Dogs of The Islands of Tahiti

A unique sporting challenge aimed at saving and improving the lives of hundreds of abandoned animals in French Polynesia.

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Va’a Hiva: Reviving the Tradition of Polynesian Navigation

A major cultural initiative to rebuild two traditional outrigger canoes and preserve the ancestral art of Polynesian navigation.

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Hono Tai: Support Whale Conservation in Moorea

Support the Hono Tai Project — a unique land-based itinerary in Moorea to observe whales and dolphins without disturbing them.

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Protect the Dolphins of Tiputa in Rangiroa

Help create a dedicated space in Rangiroa to learn how to observe dolphins of Tiputa responsibly.

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local multi-stakeholder organizations

An initiative supported by two

To ensure the sustainability and effectiveness of the projects, the Hina initiative is supported by two leading organizations in the Polynesian non-profit sector: the Natura Porinetia Fund, managed by FAPE – Te Ora Naho, and the Anāvai Foundation.

FAPE - Te Ora Naho

FAPE, also known as Te Ora Naho, is the Federation of Environmental Protection Associations in French Polynesia. Active since 1987, FAPE – Te Ora Naho now brings together nearly 60 associations working to preserve ecosystems across the entire Polynesian territory.

A Holistic Vision

The Tahitian name Te Ora Naho means “life in harmony with nature.” This motto reflects FAPE – Te Ora Naho’s commitment to promoting sustainable development that respects biodiversity and local cultures.

Mobilizing for the Community

Through its many member associations, FAPE – Te Ora Naho brings together diverse initiatives and ensures local representation while maintaining constructive dialogue with economic and institutional stakeholders.

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Fondation Anāvai

A Collective Dynamic
Anāvai is a foundation born from a simple and profound observation: in French Polynesia, associations play a crucial role in the social, cultural, and environmental life of the islands. They work tirelessly every day, often behind the scenes, with limited resources. At the same time, many people—both residents and visitors—wish to get involved, give, and participate.

Supporting Projects that Energize the Heart of the Islands
Anāvai serves as the bridge – the link between those who want to help and those already making a difference. Health, youth, culture, sports, disability, environment… It supports a wide range of causes – and the needs are urgent and genuine. Anāvai facilitates donations and volunteering, allowing everyone to get involved in their own way, right here, at the heart of the archipelagos.

The word Anavai refers to the stream of water, a source of life that nourishes and connects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the HINA initiative?

    The HINA initiative aims to promote four sustainable tourism projects supported by associations backed by the Natura Porinetia Fund, created by FAPE – Te Ora Naho, and the Anāvai Foundation.

    It operates according to three main objectives:

    • Supporting local communities
    • Preserving Polynesian culture
    • Reducing environmental impacts

    HINA offers travelers the chance to be agents of change while ensuring that 100% of donations directly support the projects through rigorous tracking. It also encourages local collaboration and ensures wide communication of results to inspire sustainable tourism in The Islands of Tahiti.

  • Where does my donation go?

    Donations are collected by the Anāvai Foundation and FAPE – Te Ora Naho, two well-respected organizations known for their commitment to community-driven projects. They ensure that funds are used exclusively for the causes and initiatives presented. Both the Anāvai Foundation and FAPE – Te Ora Naho oversee the donation process, guaranteeing that every contribution is allocated directly to the supported project and that its progress is carefully monitored.

    As a donor, you will automatically receive email updates on the progress of the project you supported, giving you full transparency and the assurance that your contribution is making a real impact.

  • What happens if the project doesn't succeed?

    If a project cannot be completed, donations will be refunded to contributors. This principle of transparency is guaranteed by the Anāvai Foundation and FAPE – Te Ora Naho, who ensure responsible fund management. You can donate with confidence, knowing that your contribution will only be used if the project is successfully carried out.

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HINA – Donate and support sustainable initiatives in French Polynesia (60s)
HINA – Donate and support sustainable initiatives in French Polynesia (60s)