Rewa, with 9 tikina, 8 vanua, and 54 villages, is home to 64 yavusa, 239 mataqali, and 590 tokatoka. Known as the heart of Fiji’s cultural heritage, Rewa is rich in tradition and leadership. The province’s people work together to uphold good governance and community accountability. Rewa’s fertile delta supports farming and fishing, key drivers of local income. Climate change initiatives focus on protecting waterways and promoting food security. The province continues to empower youth and women for a brighter, more resilient Rewa.