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- … We will consider value for money and appropriate, reasonable and realistic costings. Can the grant money be used for site visits as part of our project? Side activities not related to the project, including tourist site visits are not eligible for grant funding. Please see section 5.4 of the Grant Guidelines. Can we seek funding to cover …https://dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/foundations-councils-institutes/australia-korea-foundation/grants/australia-korea-foundation-grant-round-faqs
- … 1.4.5 It remains the responsibility of proponents to ensure compliance with all legal requirements for a project. 1. Site Selection The site selection stage of a typical CBET project involves identifying and evaluating the most suitable locations for the … is viable and able to successfully proceed once sites are chosen. This stage focuses on designing the project with site-specific parameters taken into consideration. In this stage, technical, financial, regulatory, environmental and …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/singapore/singapore-australia-green-economy-agreement/cross-border-electricity-trade-framework
- … humanitarian responses Advice for Australians travelling overseas Latest news Oil spill adjacent to UNESCO World Heritage Site On Tuesday 5 February, a bauxite bulk carrier carrying over 700 tonnes of heavy fuel oil ran aground in Solomon …https://dfat.gov.au/crisis-hub -
- … security, commercial interests and privacy, or disrupt the department's operations. 8.5.11 You should not rely on a site's security settings for a guarantee of privacy, as material posted in a relatively secure setting can still be copied … of Australia". I was reading a news blog about a political issue and have strong views about a topic discussed on the site. Can I publish a reply to the article on the blog? As a member of the Australian Public Service, you have a right to … impartial and professional manner, and to be responsive to the Government. I have subscribed to an internet dating site and have identified myself as a DFAT employee. Is this appropriate? No, this is not appropriate. If you must list an …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/corporate/ethics-integrity-and-professional-standards-policy-manual/chapter-8-upholding-the-reputation-of-the-department-and-australia
- … US $1 per day poverty line. Photo opportunities: February 28 Albury City Council waste management and nutrient reduction site, Albury March 1 Murray Water Office, Wakool Evaporative Basin, Deniliquin, NSW March 2 Kerang Lakes, Kerang, Surface drainage works, Shepparton, Victoria March 3 Goulburn-Murray Water, Tatura, Victoria For further information on site visits: Kirsten Hawke, (AusAID) 02 6206 4971 Last Updated: 25 February 2013 … Media Release MEDIA RELEASE Released By: … US $1 per day poverty line. Photo opportunities: February 28 Albury City Council waste management and nutrient reduction site, Albury March 1 Murray Water Office, Wakool Evaporative Basin, Deniliquin, NSW March 2 Kerang Lakes, Kerang, Surface …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media/Pages/chinese-delegation-to-learn-from-rural-victoria-s-water-management-programs -
- … inspection Under the CWC, an inspection that can be initiated by a State Party to resolve suspicions about a particular site. Classical safeguards The system of safeguards based on INFCIRC/153. Complementary Access The right of the IAEA … Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the UK. Facility (for CWC purposes) A plant, plant site or production/processing unit. [NB. for legal purposes, the term Facility, as it appears in provisions of the Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Act, has the same meaning as plant site]. Facility Attachment (for safeguards purposes) A document agreed between the IAEA and the relevant Member State which …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/corporate/annual-reports/asno-annual-report-1999-2000/Pages/glossary-of-abbreviations-acronyms-and-definitions
- … should be avoided. If they can't be avoided, measures should be developed to mitigate impacts. Common approaches include: Site selection – to avoid sensitive, high-value sites and vulnerable communities Timing – to avoid monsoons, large … of listed threatened or migratory species Damage, reduce or fragment a Ramsar listed wetland, a World Heritage listed site or a national park/protected area Measurably reduce the quality of air, water, sea or soil (against, for example, World … in accelerated erosion, disturbance in natural drainage patterns, ponding and water logging, and water pollution. Quarry site/s located away from population centres, drinking water intakes and streams, cultivable lands, and natural drainage …https://dfat.gov.au/aid/topics/aid-risk-management/environmental-protection/Pages/principle-2-assess-and-manage-environmental-risks-and-impacts