Development

The Pacific Insurance and Climate Adaptation Programme aims to improve the financial preparedness and resilience of Pacific governments and communities against climate change and natural hazards through the development and implementation of innovative and inclusive Climate Disaster Risk Financing and Insurance instruments. This report was undertaken to assess the effectiveness of the program’s first phase.

In assessing the performance of DFAT’s support to address IUU fishing from 2017, the evaluation focused on relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, coherence, impact, sustainability and gender and social inclusion.

The purpose of this review was to assist UNCDF and key partners in understanding the program's relevance, efficiency, gender mainstreaming, coherence, effectiveness, and sustainability; assess progress towards programme objectives and results in the inception phase; identify major challenges, factors that may have affected implementation, key lessons learned, and other emerging opportunities for future programming.

The RSP’s goal is to strengthen capability of national regulatory authorities (NRAs) to increase the availability of quality, safe and effective medicines and medical devices.

The Australian Government will contribute an additional $8 million dollars to Australia’s response to the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria, bringing the total to $18 million.

The Australia-World Bank Indonesia Partnership (ABIP) is a 5-year, AUD30 million investment (2020-2024) initiated as a single-donor programmatic trust fund with the World Bank in Indonesia. It works across three priority themes (accelerating human capital development; improving economic governance and mobility; and building more and better infrastructure), with a cross-cutting focus on gender equality.

This independent review was undertaken to assess progress on the implementation of the package. The recommendations made in this review informed the design of future Australian support to the Pacific and Timor-Leste. In evaluating the implementation of the package, this review analysed economic, fiscal, social and aid data, program documentation, and interviewed several stakeholders from across the Pacific over a two-month period.

Australia’s Official Development Assistance: Statistical Summary, 2021-22, presents statistical details of Australia’s development cooperation and reflects government priorities for 2021-22 with partner countries, multilateral and bilateral development agencies, civil society organisations and the private sector. It provides a range of information at the aggregate level of where Australia’s development program was delivered and the type of official development assistance (ODA) that was delivered.

The primary objective of the Mid-Term Review (MTR) was to focus on what has worked and why, how program practice and relevance could be improved, and if program operation and management facilities have been efficient and effective.

DFAT support to the program; identify the evidence (and its robustness) of the development results of PAMSIMAS at the end of Phase 3; and assess the development results specifically related to the Australian government contribution.