Development

The Australian Government is working to provide a Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) to Türkiye to support local authorities with search and rescue efforts.

The Australian Government launched the Tripartite Action to Enhance the Contribution of Labour Migration to Growth and Development (TRIANGLE) in Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Program in 2015.

The 2021-22 Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) Performance Snapshot presents aggregated data on program-wide performance, against agreed and common indicators. It outlines the program’s support for health, stability and economic recovery in line with Partnerships for Recovery: Australia’s COVID-19 Development Response and provides an overview of how the ANCP supported other Australian development program priorities including gender equality and climate finance.

This review provides an analysis and assessment of the overall performance of Australia’s bilateral, regional and global investments to Nauru. Outcomes from the review will inform the design of Australia’s next health partnership with Nauru.

DFAT will soon go to market for a Contractor to support implementation of the Aus4ASEAN Futures Initiative. Services required will likely include the provision of a Panel of Experts and advisers, managing travel and events, as well as grants and other ad hoc requests.

The evaluation found the Partnership significantly strengthened SPC’s institutional capabilities, drove reform of the organisation, and increased SPC's focus on gender inclusion.

The Humanitarian Logistics Capability (HLC) is a 10-year investment (1 July 2018 until 30 June 2028) that provides DFAT with the technical expertise and operational capability to support the Australian Government’s commitment to respond within 48 hours of a request for assistance to humanitarian emergencies in the region.

In June 2022, DFAT commissioned an independent evaluation of the Australia Assists program to examine the effectiveness of the investment and achievement of outcomes; its efficiency and value for money; and its relevance.

The independent mid-term evaluation was undertaken in 2018 to determine if Australia Awards in Africa is achieving its planned outcomes, to assess the performance of the managing contractor and to ensure alignment with the Foreign Policy White Paper and the Australia Awards Global Awards policy.

Australia’s international development assistance in Africa helps promote prosperity, reduce poverty, and enhance political stability.