Development assistance

DFAT commissioned an independent review of its support to the Women’s Fund Fiji from 2022 to 2024. The review also assessed the Women’s Fund Fiji’s contribution to the Amplify-Invest-Reach (AIR) Partnership. 

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade hosted a webinar to brief industry for tendering opportunities through two-step procurements in relation to the Indonesia program's economic governance, climate and infrastructure portfolio. 

The Australia—Timor-Leste Development Partnership Plan 2025–2030 (DPP) translates into action the development priorities Australia shares with Timor-Leste.

Deepening Australia’s engagement with Southeast Asia is a priority. Building on our longstanding development partnerships with the region advances our mutual interests. 

The Australia – Southeast Asia Regional Development Partnership Plan 2024–2028 (DPP) translates into action the development priorities Australia shares with Southeast Asia. It complements Australia’s seven bilateral DPPs with Southeast Asian countries.

Consistent with Timor-Leste’s strong commitment to democracy and human rights Australia is focusing efforts to improve gender equality and disability equity through targeted stand-alone programs and including this objective within all major investments.

This document is the design document for the Transparency International Indo-Pacific Partnerships (TI IPP) Program Phase 2  (2024 – 2029)

Action on climate change is central to Australia’s national development priorities. Australia’s International Development Policy recognises that measures to adapt and build resilience to climate impacts are urgently needed to defend against climate-induced loss and damage.

Australia will work with partners to support regional economic growth through increased infrastructure investment and a stronger focus on integrating climate considerations in accordance with G20 infrastructure principles.