The Pacific Islands Fire Services Association (PIFSA) is a non-profit network made up of fire and emergency services within the Pacific Region. PIFSA Members work to actively support the building of safer and more resilient Pacific Island nations and communities by improving the technical and institutional capacity of Fire and Emergency Services in order to enhance levels of fire protection, community safety and fire and emergency management through an integrated approach with national and regional partners.

Membership is open to Fire and Emergency Services of Pacific Island countries and territories within the region. Currently the Association has eight full members and three Associate Members.

PIFSA members have a close relationship with Australian and New Zealand Fire and Emergency Services through individual support and assistance arrangements as well as a partnership with the Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council (AFAC).  

A full meeting of the Association is held in conjunction with the annual AFAC Conference. An executive planning meeting is also held before the Annual General Meeting. This meeting is held in a PIFSA member nation and is combined with a host nation synopsis of fire service issues.

The PIFSA Logo recognises a number of key elements:

	* The oval shape and the handshake signifies the unity of PIFSA and its Partners
	* The blue colour and waves represent the Pacific Ocean
	* The flame represents fire which is the reason for being for fire services