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Our purpose

The AusDevPortal provides clear, comprehensive, and up-to-date information on Australia’s Official Development Assistance (ODA). By making data more accessible, we aim to:

  • Empower stakeholders, including Australian citizens, partner governments, NGOs, and researchers, with the information  needed to understand how ODA investments are managed and their impact.
  • Build trust in Australia’s development program  by demonstrating accountability and results.
  • Support informed decision-making through open access to data and performance insights.
Two young female members of the Taipalong youth club in Cox’s Bazaar in Bangladesh, which is supported by the Australian Humanitarian Partnership. Credit: DFAT

What you’ll find here

The portal offers detailed information on Australia’s development investments, including:

  • Investment-level data: Project details such as funding, sectors, locations, timelines, and links to  documents.
  • Financial transparency: Annual expenditure and budget estimates for all development activities.
  • Performance metrics: Data on  outcomes, monitoring ratings, and alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
  • Interactive tools: Searchable features to support analysis and exploration.
Australia Awards Maritime Cadet Eunice Tuwe in Papua New Guinea. Credit: Australia Awards

Our commitment

Transparency is central to delivering an effective, accountable, and responsive development program. Through this portal, we aim to foster greater visibility and engagement, reinforcing confidence in Australia’s contribution to addressing global challenges.

CMAC landmine workers in Cambodia, following correct procedures before detonating a landmine with C4 explosive. Credit: DFAT

About the data

Data on the AusDevPortal is sourced from Australia’s International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) activity file and other verified government systems. It is updated annually to reflect the most current and accurate information available.

A farmer during Rice Farming Training run by CARE, with AusAID support, in the lowlands of Cambodia. Photo: Laura Hill / CARE Australia

Our key themes

Loreto Island, Malaita Province, Solomon Islands: An aerial view from a drone of Loreto Island, off the coast of Malaita, which is under threat from rising sea levels. Credit: Collin Leafasia/Oxfam

Climate action

Australia supports international cooperation on climate change action, including through integrating climate change across the development assistance program.

Climate action
Group of excited people in Indonesia, including those living with disabilities, outdoors, pumping their fists in the air. Credit: INKLUSI

Disability equity and rights

Australia is committed to advancing the rights of people with disability and making disability equity a core priority in our international development program.

Disability equity and rights
A participant at the Australia Awards Women Leadership Initiative 2024. The 28 participants undertook a week-long leadership learning and reflection workshop in Tharwa, ACT. Credit: DFAT

Gender equality

Australia is committed to gender equality and the human rights of women and girls in all their diversity.

Gender equality
Australia’s urban search and rescue specialists providing support to Turkish authorities and communities following the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye in February 2023. Credit: DFAT/Nathan Fulton

Humanitarian action

Australia’s humanitarian action aims to save lives, alleviate suffering and build resilience.

Humanitarian action

High-quality finance to meet our partners' energy needs

Australia is partnering with Palau to reduce its dependence on imported fossil fuels in support of low-emissions, climate resilient development.  
Through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP), Australia provided financing to Solar Pacific Pristine Power to help construct Palau's first major solar and battery energy storage facility.

Case study
A minister at the Palau Solar Project site, supported by the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility (AIFFP) in Koror, Palau. Credit: DFAT/Samuel Phelps
Credit: DFAT/Samuel Phelp

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