PRIF is a partnership between development partners and Pacific island country governments. The current PRIF development partners are the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), the European Commission (EC) and the European Investment Bank (EIB), the New Zealand Government via the New Zealand Aid Programme, and the World Bank Group (WBG).

The governance and management structure of the PRIF is designed to ensure that it is accountable to both its development partners and country partner governments. The current PRIF governance structure consists of:

• Senior Management Team (SMT) - consists of a senior representative from each of the development partners. Responsible for overall direction and partner input into PRIF.

• Infrastructure Working Group (IWG) – consists of a senior officer-level staff member from each of the development partners. Responsible for PRIF management and strategy implementation, including ongoing input into the PRIF design process.

• PRIF Secretariat – consists of two staff engaged to provide program support to the development of PRIF and to SMT and IWG.

• Pacific Infrastructure Advisory Centre (PIAC) - consists of four staff who are responsible for coordinating technical assistance for advisory and project preparatory support to partner countries. For more information about PIAC's role please see the "Assistance through PIAC" page.

1. Advisory services – technical assistance to Pacific island countries for sector planning, policy, regulatory and institutional reforms, capacity development, technical assistance, activity development, and brokerage of investment activities.
    
2. Knowledge hub – coordinate and communicate information on infrastructure activities in the Pacific and good practice via networking, analysis and database management.
    
3. Coordinated assistance – supporting the PRIF partners in bringing together support from multiple development agencies to make assistance go further and make a bigger difference.