Development

Under the ANCP Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Framework (MELF), ANCP-specific indicators were developed as a way for DFAT to capture the quantitative information about the contribution ANCP NGOs are making to the ANCP intermediate outcomes under the program logic as well as the Australian Development Program’s strategic goals more broadly. 

The Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment in DFAT’s Aid Program Good Practice Note is an operational resource to assist Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) staff and partners.

The Gender Equality Investment-Level Strategy Development Good Practice Note is an operational resource to assist Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) staff and partners.

In partnership with the Government of Australia, UNESCO's Strengthening Pre-Service Teacher Education in Myanmar (STEM) project has been working with the Myanmar Ministry of Education (MoE) since July 2014 to improve pre-service teacher education. Phase 2 of STEM, which commenced in January 2017, underwent a Mid-Term Evaluation (MTE) in 2019 to assess the extent to which STEM was delivering its intended outcomes. The MTE examined progress from January 2017 to April 2019. The findings of the MTE will inform implementation under Phase 2 of the project and support decision making regarding the design of Phase 3.

In 2017 the Indonesian province of Papua launched an inclusive child grant for all indigenous Papuan children under the age of four. The program, called BANGGA Papua, is currently being implemented in three districts. The program was developed by the Provincial Government of Papua (PGP) with technical assistance from development partners and is funded with the province’s special autonomy funds.

TASS Newsletter is a digest of updates on the Technical Assistance for Education Systems Strengthening (TASS) activity. 

INOVASI Insights is a digest of updates on the INOVASI – Innovation for Indonesia’s School Children – program.

INOVASI Insights is a digest of updates on the INOVASI – Innovation for Indonesia’s School Children – program. 

The Australia Indonesia Health Security Partnership (AIHSP) aims to increase national health security in Indonesia so that women, men and communities are less at risk from emerging infectious diseases, thereby contributing to Australian, regional and global health security, as well as supporting sustainable economic development and food security in Indonesia.