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The rates for aid advisers engaged under the Adviser Remuneration Framework (ARF) have been revised to reflect the increase in superannuation contributions following changes to the Superannuation Guarantee (administration) Act 1992.

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Development

DFAT is currently managing a tender process for a managing contractor to implement a mechanism to provide smaller Pacific countries with a suite of flexible, fit-for-purpose options that will support broad government and stability development outcomes. The mechanism will also increase small posts’ capacity to respond flexibly to COVID-19 recovery and other emerging needs.

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Development

The request for Expression of Interest for Australia Solomon Islands Partnership for Justice (ASIPJ) has now closed and responses have been evaluated.

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Development

The provision of technical assistance is important in smaller Pacific countries to progress development priorities with partner governments.

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Development

DFAT has a requirement for the provision of training and networking services as a component of the South Asia Regional Infrastructure Connectivity (SARIC) Program.

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Development

The investment concept note for the Laos Australia Institute Phase III program is provided to the market for information.

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Development

DFAT anticipates undertaking a procurement process to establish a panel of specialists for the South Asia Water Security Initiative.

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Development

The investment concept note for the Pacific Partnerships for Social Protection Program is provided to the market for information.

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Development

The provision of training and networking services as a component of the South Asia Regional Infrastructure Connectivity (SARIC) Program.

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Development

Expressions of interest are sought for implementation of Australia’s basic education support to Kiribati (2020-2022). 

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Development
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