Development

INKLUSI is an 8-year investment which has two inter-connected end of program outcomes (EOPOs). EOPO 1 is focused on direct results for marginalised people (e.g. improved access to services, improved livelihoods), achieved by partner CSOs within the scope of their INKLUSI-funded initiatives.

GfD helped Timor-Leste government agencies to develop good policy and improve government systems. It also helped civil society engage with government decision making. The program worked in a range of areas, including public financial management, economic policy, enabling business and investment, public service administration, law reform and financial services.

This report reviews the effectiveness of the Knowledge Sector Initiative (KSI)’s support to 16 Indonesian Policy Research Institutes (PRIs) over the period 2013 to 2022. The KSI was a decade-long partnership between the governments of Indonesia and Australia that supported Indonesian policymakers in developing more effective policies through better use of research, data and analysis.

Australia is committed to working in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Sports by building on the success of Basic Education and Quality Access program Phase 1 with a second phase – aiming to support the Ministry to respond to the learning crisis challenge especially to improve primary student learning outcomes.

An Independent Review assessed the performance of the Pacific Research Program, a five-year (2017-2022) $28.25 million investment in Pacific research delivered by the Australian National University and the Lowy Institute.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, the Hon Richard Marles MP will lead the Australian delegation attending the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting between 23-26 June, in Kigali, Rwanda. Deputy Prime Minister Marles will be joined by the Hon Pat Conroy MP, who will be undertaking his first overseas visit as Minister for International Development and the Pacific.

The Papua New Guinea Partnership Fund (Education) program has made a significant contribution to the elementary education sector since its inception in 2017.

This report provides an independent evaluation of the Timor-Leste Police Development Program. The evaluation assesses the program’s progress against its end of program outcomes, with a focus on the effectiveness and efficiency of the program and the sustainability of its outcomes. The evaluation identified a range of findings that have informed recommendations for the current program and the design for the next phase of the program.

This report summarises progress against TLPDP’s program outcomes for the period from July to December 2019. The Timor-Leste Police Development Program (TLPDP) helps the Timor-Leste’s National Police service (Policia Nacional de Timor-Leste or PNTL) to deliver skilled and professional policing services, which respond effectively to community needs, and contribute to a stable and secure Timor-Leste.

This report summarises progress against TLPDP’s program outcomes for the period from January to June 2019. The Timor-Leste Police Development Program (TLPDP) helps the Timor-Leste’s National Police service (Policia Nacional de Timor-Leste or PNTL) to deliver skilled and professional policing services, which respond effectively to community needs, and contribute to a stable and secure Timor-Leste.