Development

The independent review assesses the performance of the Australia-PNG Transport Partnership as at 2022. The Review was conducted from October 2021 to February 2022. This Report presents the Review findings and recommendations for future directions of the Partnership.

The South Fly Resilience Plan is an Australian-funded development program in Western Province, Papua New Guinea, which commenced in early 2021. DFAT commissioned the Quality and Technical Assurance Group, implemented by Oxford Policy Management, to undertake an independent review of the Plan from April-May 2022.

At the Government's request, DFAT is leading a review into new forms of development finance to support Australia's foreign policy, trade, security and development objectives and help countries in our region achieve their development and climate objectives.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused significant disruptions to education systems around the world. Many governments responded abruptly, quickly closing schools and transitioning to home learning.

This report outlines the progress, including key activities and achievements, of the DFAT-funded Governance for Development program (GfD) in Timor-Leste for the period May 2020 to April 2021.

This Handbook provides essential information for managing or participating in the Australia Awards Pacific Scholarship program.

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.