Development

This Guidance Note supports DFAT program managers and funded partners to integrate nutrition into development programming, and to facilitate a multisectoral approach to improving nutrition.

The Australian Government has launched a new International Disability Equity and Rights Strategy to drive meaningful improvements for people with disability through Australia’s international engagement, including international development and humanitarian programs.

DFAT is holding an Industry Engagement Briefing in relation to the Indonesia Program and the relevant tendering opportunities on Tuesday 3 December.

The Australian Sports Partnership Program (ASPP), now branded as Team Up, continues the Australian Government’s long history of investing in sport for development in the Indo-Pacific region.

Australia will commit $56.8 million to a new program to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights in Southeast Asia, including working towards eliminating all forms of violence against women and girls.

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

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The Australia – South Asia (Regional) Development Partnership Plan 2024–2029 (DPP) translates into action the regional development priorities Australia shares with South Asia. The DPP sets out agreed objectives, how we will work with partners to deliver shared outcomes, and how progress will be monitored.

The Australian Government has launched a landmark new Humanitarian Policy to set the long-term direction and focus for Australia’s humanitarian action to ensure it saves lives, alleviates human suffering, and builds resilient communities.