Development assistance

We will work together to support Indonesia's objectives of maintaining transparent and accountable justice institutions, reforming the criminal justice system and ensuring equal access to justice for women, girls and people with disability. We will also work with regional partners to counter violent extremism, support de‑radicalisation and address transnational crime.

We will identify opportunities to work with other development partners, including multilateral banks and UN agencies to support Indonesia's climate finance and energy transition needs.

Australia is committed to working with Indonesia to support sustainable and equitable economic transformation and to better integrate our two economies for mutual benefit both through ODA investments and through non-ODA investments.

Rising global pressures including climate change, geostrategic competition, and international economic uncertainties are reshaping our region and testing our resilience.

The Australian Government is helping shape the world for the better. It's in our shared regional interests.

This independent assessment reviews the performance of the Ministry of Health and Medical Services of Solomon Islands and Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) partners' performance against the 2018 Health Sector Support Program performance indicators. The findings form the basis of Australia's Performance Linked Funding to the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.

This independent mid-term review assessed the performance of the Education Sector Program 2 Basic Education Component. The findings will inform Australia's current and future programming in the Solomon Islands education sector.

This independent assessment reviews the performance of the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development of Solomon Islands against the 2018 Education Sector Program 2 performance indicators. The findings form the basis of Australia's Performance Linked Funding to the Ministry (subject to budget approval).

This independent assessment reviews the performance of the Ministry of Health and Medical Services of Solomon Islands and Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) partners' performance against the 2016 Health Sector Support Program performance indicators. The findings form the basis of Australia's Performance Linked Funding to the Ministry.

This independent assessment reviews the performance of the Ministry of Health and Medical Services of Solomon Islands and Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) partners' performance against the 2017 Health Sector Support Program performance indicators. The findings form the basis of Australia's Performance Linked Funding to the Ministry.

This independent mid-term review assessed the performance of the Education Sector Program Skills for Economic Growth Component and is accompanied by the Management Response. The findings will inform Australia's current and future programming in the Solomon Islands TVET education sector.