Working Together - A Second Track to Success
Often, it is the path less travelled that gets you to a destination more quickly. And in Asia and the Sub-Continent, it is often people-to-people linkages that deliver fundamental and long-term change.
A number of bilateral bodies have been established over the last 30 years to support Foreign Affairs and Trade portfolio objectives in key bilateral relationships.
Foundations, Councils and Institutes
- Australia-China Council (ACC)
- Australia-India Council (AIC)
- Australia-Indonesia Institute (AII)
- Australia-Japan Foundation (AJF)
- Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF)
- Australia-Malaysia Institute (AMI)
- Australia-Thailand Institute (ATI)
- Council for Australian-Arab Relations (CAAR)
- Council on Australia Latin America Relations (COALAR)
Funding, grants and scholarships
- Council for Australian-Arab Relations (CAAR)
- CAAR does not generally consider applications for funding. However, the Council is willing to consider submissions setting out new ideas and concepts that meet the Council's objectives and which can be developed on a collaborative basis.
- Discretionary grant recipients
- Australia-China Council (ACC):
- Council on Australia Latin America Relations (COALAR)
- Australia Indonesia Institute (AII) Scholarships, Exchanges and Fellowships:
- Australia-Japan Foundation (AJF)
- Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF)
- Australia-India Council (AIC)
- Australia-Malaysia Institute
- Australia-Thailand Institute (ATI)
- Notes for funding applicants
- Application Form: PDF (91KB)| Word (673KB)
- Discretionary grant recipients