Solomon Islands

The Australia Partnership for Justice (ASIPJ), a four-year AUD20 million investment (2022-2025) with a potential for further extension.

Australia's assistance to Solomon Islands contributes directly to enhancing Solomon Islands' inclusive economic growth, infrastructure and job creation. These are all priorities of the Solomon Islands Government.

Australia will enhance Solomon Islands' resilience to shocks through our investments in education, health, gender equality and disability inclusion, and community partnerships.

Australia will continue our enduring partnership with Solomon Islands to strength public institutions, improve stability, security and resilience to disasters and climate change. This will enable Solomon Islands to grow its economy and improve the livelihoods and wellbeing of its people.

The Australia – Solomon Islands Development Partnership Plan 2024–2029 (DPP) translates into action the development partnership priorities Australia shares with Solomon Islands. 

The Hon Anthony Albanese MP, Prime Minister of Australia, and the Hon Jeremiah Manele MP, Prime Minister of Solomon Islands, released a Joint Statement announcing that Australia would provide a package of support to grow the size and capability of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF).

The mid term review found that the program is progressing well in its delivery towards End of Program Outcome One  but more needs to be done to demonstrate delivery towards outcome two. 

This Mid-term Review aimed to assess the overall performance of the program towards achieving its outcomes and provide recommendations for possible future support.

The Community Channels of Hope project focused activities on reducing violence against women in targeted communities. Gender Equality Project assists communities in Honiara and South Malaita to address gender-based violence by targeting the root causes of gender inequality.