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- … aid on the ground. The Independent Review also identified ways to give Australia's aid program greater, longer-term strategic direction, including through reformed planning and budget measures. The Government welcomes the Independent … Australian business. What Australian aid will focus on Consistent with the MDGs, what we do will be guided by five core strategic goals, reinforced by 10 individual development objectives. The goals are: saving lives promoting opportunities for … all sustainable economic development effective governance, and humanitarian and disaster response. Consistent with the strategic goals, the Australian aid program will also focus on 10 individual development objectives. These are: improving …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/an-effective-aid-program-for-australia-making-a-real-difference-delivering-real-results -
- … civilian expertise through both the Australian Government's Australian Civilian Corps (ACC) and the UN Stand-By Partnership Programme. DFAT manages the ACC, working with multiple service providers who deliver logistical, training and … of deployment capability, whilst preserving the different benefits offered by the two streams. This will deliver greater strategic alignment and visibility of the department's deployable capabilities, as well as management and administrative … preparedness, recovery and long term development goals. DFAT exercises a high degree of control in the oversight and strategic management of specific deployments and carries high levels of duty of care for each deployee. The following …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/business-opportunities/Pages/proposed-delivery-of-an-integrated-civilian-deployable-capability
- … of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)’s Portfolio Budget Statement Outcome 1 (The advancement of Australia’s international strategic, security and economic interests including through bilateral, regional and multilateral engagement on Australian … and evaluated, and responsibilities and expectations in relation to the opportunity. 2. About the grant program 2.1 Strategic objective and outcomes of the NCP The NCP, launched in 2014, aims to lift knowledge in Australia of the … will continue and be sustained into the future (after any NCP funding ceases), including detailing any current or planned partnership agreements (such as MoUs). Criterion 3 : Broadening participation and promoting the New Colombo Plan Weighting: …https://dfat.gov.au/people-people/mobility-program-2024-round-guidelines
- … between Australia and the United States. The talks marked the 20th anniversary of AUSMIN consultations and 54 years of strategic partnership under the ANZUS alliance. Both sides emphatically affirmed the enduring significance and relevance of the … in helping build the capacity of regional countries in this area. They also agreed to a program of United States strategic bomber training in Australia as part of their commitment to enhance combined training and exercising. They …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/united-states-of-america/ausmin/Pages/australia-united-states-ministerial-consultations-joint-communique-2005
- … To support Indonesia's equitable and sustainable economic transformation, our development partnership will focus on outcomes that ensure: sustainable and equitable economic growth is supported, including in trade, … economic growth objectives. Key investments Indonesia Australia Infrastructure Partnerships (KIAT) Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Economic Development (PROSPERA) Synergies and Collaboration for Basic Service Delivery Acceleration (SKALA) Australia Awards Program in Indonesia Australia-Indonesia Partnership Towards an Inclusive Society (INKLUSI) Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Education Quality Improvement …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/indonesia/development-assistance/australia-partnership-indonesia/objective-1-equitable-and-sustainable-economic-transformation
- … Australia's interests lies in acceptance of the Treaty, and recommends that Australia become a Party to it. Australia's Strategic Interests and Nuclear Weapons If Australia is to sign a Non-Proliferation Treaty (which would limit the exercise … programme including an effective delivery system would be an enormous burden, which would have to be weighed against its strategic value and other national priorities in development and other fields. Australia, with its concentrated population … possible) would not alter Australia's heavy dependence on the United States for the attainment of Australia's strategic objectives in South East Asia. This submission is therefore based on the assumption that there would be little …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-28/102-minute-from-mott-to-pritchett-and-thomson
- … add to our understanding of the world in which we work. 3 Explain We will use the right platforms and develop tailored, strategic messaging to explain the Government's international policies and programs and advocate Australian interests … audit to identify where and how Australians are engaging with our issues on social media. Audits will inform the strategic direction and focus of our domestic social media channels. Top of page Explain We will use the right platforms and … – UNICEF Australia (@unicefaustralia) March 3, 2016 UNICEF Australia, @unicefaustralia, recognises its aid partnership with DFAT. Major milestones implementation timeline Last Updated: 5 December 2016 … Download Digital Media …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/corporate/Pages/digital-media-strategy-2016-18 -
- … Ministers underscored the central role of economic cooperation among the Parties and endorsed the FTA Joint Committee's Strategic Approach to Economic Cooperation adopted in June 2011 which aims to facilitate the FTA's operationalization and … and deeper economic integration among the Parties. 10. The Ministers noted that concrete outcomes in support of these strategic objectives were achieved with the implementation of AANZFTA's Economic Cooperation Support Programme (AECSP), … created by the AANZFTA and through developing stronger links between government and businesses. ASEAN-CER Integration Partnership Forum 14. Ministers welcomed the launch of the CER-ASEAN Integration Partnership Forum (IPF) in Kuala Lumpur on …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/regional-architecture/asean/Pages/the-16th-aem-cer-consultations
- … tailor their development plans to address these priorities, which are reviewed, reaffirmed and refocused during annual partnership talks. Estimated ODA to the Pacific in 2013–14: $1,125.9 million Estimated ODA by strategic goal in 2013–14 Saving lives: 19 per cent Promoting opportunities for all: 26 per cent Sustainable economic … (Est. 2050): 13.698 million GDP per capita (PPP): USD 2,676 HDI rank: 156 of 187 <US$1.25/day: – <US$2.00/day: – STRATEGIC GOALS Saving lives Many people still lack access to primary health care. High maternal mortality rates remain, and …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/aid/australias-international-development-assistance-program-2013-14/Pages/country-and-regional-programs -
- … Development Program in Timor-Leste People, Economy, Society | Total program AUD100.7m 2019-20 Bilateral programs Partnership for Human Development AUD120m, 2016-21 Improves quality and access to services in health, basic education and … manage its rural road network, providing benefits to communities through improved road access and employment PARTISIPA (Partnership to strengthen Village Development and Municipal Administration) AUD49m, 2014-21 Works with Timor-Leste's … Facility Water for Women Australian Centre for Regional Health Security Last Updated: 28 August 2019 … Bilateral programs Partnership for Human Development (PHD) Up to $120 million, Phase 2- 2021-2026 Improving quality and access to primary …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/timor-leste/development-assistance/australias-development-program-in-timor-leste-infographic