Australia is Fiji's primary partner in the health sector. Australia's Support to Fiji's Health Sector (The “Fiji Health Program” or “FHP”) is by the Fiji Program Support Facility.

Monthly trade data available in PDF and XLSX versions.

At the 2021 COP26, Australia increased its pledge to spend $700 million over five years (2020-21 to 2024-25) to strengthen climate and disaster resilience in the Pacific. Australia is committed to working in partnership with the Government of Papua New Guinea to meet the needs and aspirations of its people to build resilience to climate change and disaster events.

The Building Community Engagement in PNG Program (BCEP, $87.5m from 2022‒2026) promotes constructive engagement between civil society and the PNG Government as part of Pillar 1 of the CSEP – Strong Democracies for a Stable Future. The goal of the BCEP is to strengthen citizen-government engagement for improved service delivery and provision of public goods. It has a particular emphasis on promoting gender equality and inclusive social norms.

Phase 2 of the Pacific Research Program will build on Phase I of the program to foster strong partnerships between Australian and Pacific universities, and teach and train the next generation of Pacific researchers.

GfD helped Timor-Leste government agencies to develop good policy and improve government systems. It also helped civil society engage with government decision making. The program worked in a range of areas, including public financial management, economic policy, enabling business and investment, public service administration, law reform and financial services.

This report reviews the effectiveness of the Knowledge Sector Initiative (KSI)’s support to 16 Indonesian Policy Research Institutes (PRIs) over the period 2013 to 2022. The KSI was a decade-long partnership between the governments of Indonesia and Australia that supported Indonesian policymakers in developing more effective policies through better use of research, data and analysis.

Australia is committed to working in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Sports by building on the success of Basic Education and Quality Access program Phase 1 with a second phase – aiming to support the Ministry to respond to the learning crisis challenge especially to improve primary student learning outcomes.

UNFPA’s work under C-Surge has three objectives.

COVID-19 has negatively impacted women and girls’ access to sexual and reproductive health services and education, including for sexual and reproductive health. The pandemic has also increased the time these groups spend on digital devices, offering greater opportunity to connect with online, quality assured health information.

The RESPOND program aims to enhance the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of populations in the Indo Pacific whose access to services or rights have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic including access to family planning services.

The Papua New Guinea Partnership Fund (Education) program has made a significant contribution to the elementary education sector since its inception in 2017.

The Digital Trade Strategy provides a framework for Australia to maximise economic growth by shaping an enabling environment for digital trade. It guides Australia’s practical action as a leader in digital trade, informing our work to develop digital trade rules to deliver commercial benefits and push back against digital protectionism.

Risk factors screening must be completed for all aid investments at the Written Approval to Commence regardless of monetary value, delivery partner or approach. It must be updated again at the concept and design phases, and on a regular basis as part of investment risk management during implementation.

At the end of 2020, UNDP commissioned an independent final evaluation of ACPIS. The Final Evaluation which looks into the DFAT-funded components of ACPIS global project, considered what has (and has not) been working effectively with regard to the delivery of the outputs and objectives noted above.

The following is a list of developing countries as declared by the Minister for Foreign Affairs for the purposes of the Overseas Aid Gift Deduction Scheme established by the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

The increased difficulty of accessing remote locations due to multiple factors including COVID, conflict and natural disasters means that DFAT needs to use new approaches to program delivery and monitoring and evaluation (M&E).

Australian Government response to the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties report: Strengthening the Trade Agreement and Treaty-Making Process in Australia. Five recommendations. 

Australia's Support to Fiji's Education Sector is a five-year program (2017-2022), valued at up to AUD25 million, and administered by the Fiji Program Support Facility. It is the latest iteration of a long-term commitment by the Australian Government to support the education sector in Fiji.

The independent review assesses the performance of the Australia-PNG Transport Partnership as at 2022. The Review was conducted from October 2021 to February 2022. This Report presents the Review findings and recommendations for future directions of the Partnership.

The independent review assesses the performance and quality of the Australian funded PNG-Australia Transport Sector Support Program as at 2022. The Review was conducted from October 2021 to February 2022. This Report presents the Review findings and recommendations for future directions of the Transport Sector Support Program.

This report, Australia's Official Development Assistance: Statistical Summary, 2020-21, presents statistical details of Australia's development cooperation and reflects government priorities for 2020-21 with partner countries, multilateral and bilateral development agencies, civil society organisations and the private sector.

The rule of law and effective administration of justice are crucial to Papua New Guinea's long-term stability, security and economic growth. Australia has supported PNG's law and justice sector since the late 1980s and currently delivers this support through three pillars; the PNG-Australia Policing Partnership (PNG-APP), the Justice Services and Stability for Development Program (JSS4D) and smaller select investments in PNG's law and justice sector.

This independent evaluation assessed the effectiveness of Australia’s and New Zealand’s joint investment in the Office of the Pacific Ocean Commissioner (OPOC) from 2017 to 2021, and provides recommendations for future consideration.

The Gender Action Platform (GAP) concluded in December 2020. Its design prioritised innovation, collaboration and shared learning. In July 2021, an independent Review of the GAP found the GAP achieved its objective to strengthen Australian NGO projects to achieve gender equality outcomes in developing countries.

Lao PDR Competitiveness and Trade (LCT) Project is a multi-donor program administered by the World Bank and implemented by the National Implementation Unit (NIU) of Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MoIC) in Lao PDR. LCT was designed for the period January 2019- December 2022 with funding from Australia (AUD 4.5 million), USAID (USD 3 million from September 2019), Irish Aid (EUR 360,000) and a World Bank IDA loan (USD 10 million).

Partnerships for Improving Education supports the Government of Papua New Guinea to improve the delivery of, access to, and quality of education for the children of PNG.

Through the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), Australia funded the Australia Balochistan Agribusiness Program phase 2 (AusABBA II). By promoting sustainable agricultural practices and providing technical support to policy development in agriculture and livestock, AusABBA II sought to reduce poverty and economic inequality in six of Balochistan’s districts bordering Afghanistan and Iran.

The Pacific Media Assistance Scheme (PACMAS) has been the flagship of Australia’s support towards a stronger and more independent media sector in the Pacific for over a decade, with ABC International Development as its longstanding delivery partner.

Underprivileged Children’s Educational Programs (UCEP) Bangladesh is implementing DFAT supported ‘Skills for Economic Growth and Prosperity’ investment in Bangladesh.