Australia is a stable, democratic and culturally diverse nation with a highly skilled workforce and one of the strongest performing economies in the world.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is seeking expressions of interest from interested organisations to deliver Indonesia Social Protection Reform.
In Laos, children with a disability are often kept at home, largely due to stigma and discrimination. Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) partner UNICEF Australia is supporting the pilot of a model of support for children with a disability in the country.
The Evaluation Plan has been developed by the Tetra Tech evaluation team with input from DFAT and the Development Practice Committee (DPC) of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID). The document builds on the evaluation team’s proposal and addresses the Terms of Reference (ToR) by providing specific details on how the evaluation will be implemented. This includes details on the approach, methodology, tools and how the work will be allocated among team members.
Cattle have grazed for generations on pasture along the shores of Lake Baringo, Kenya. But now the land is degraded to the point where it can no longer support this tradition. Mr Sampaaka joined an ANCP project that supports people without land of their own, in community land management and regeneration.
Anwar lives in the Badin district of Pakistan — a region that is experiencing the impacts of climate change. He was quickly supported by the Australia NGO Cooperation Program receiving business training and the resources to set up a corner shop.
This review assessed the twinning relationship between the Office of Commonwealth Ombudsman (OCO) and the Ombudsman Office of Solomon Islands (OOSI) and Leadership Code Commission (LCC).
Afghanistan continues to face one of the world's most severe and protracted humanitarian crises. Prolonged drought, decades of conflict, COVID-19, and the recent political and economic crises have exacerbated the humanitarian need.
In an era of profound challenges and disruptions, Australia’s development program is investing in the sovereignty and resilience of our partners, and supporting a regional and global rules based order that reflects our values and underpins peace and stability.
At the end of 2020, UNDP commissioned an independent final evaluation of ACPIS. The Final Evaluation which looks into the DFAT-funded components of ACPIS global project, considered what has (and has not) been working effectively with regard to the delivery of the outputs and objectives noted above.
