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Credit: DFAT
Building effective and accountable states
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6,066
organisations supported to strengthen accountability and/or inclusion
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34
countries supported with policy and technical advice on economic reform and management
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$909 million +
in direct financing to partner governments
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227
market actors in key economic sectors supported to expand market access and/or improve supply chain resilience
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$73.7 million
in additional private funds leveraged to support sustainable development
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3.6 million
women entrepreneurs provided with financial and/or business development services
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153.8 million
people reached through new or improved social protection programs
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$49.5 million
in ODA funding channelled to women’s equality organisations and institutions
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315,563
services provided to victim-survivors of sexual and gender-based violence
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1,234
organisations of persons with disabilities receiving capacity building support
Enhancing state and community resilience
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425
infrastructure projects supported that meet internationally agreed quality standards
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15,028
local people accessed jobs created by new infrastructure projects
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13
countries supported to improve policies and regulations in the infrastructure sector
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15
countries supported to improve minimum proficiency in reading and mathematics for children and young people
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46
countries supported to improve the capacity of their health systems to provide quality, accessible and affordable health services
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3.3 million
couple-years of contraceptive protection from unplanned pregnancies made available for sexual and reproductive health
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30
countries supported to improve the ability to anticipate, prevent, detect and control communicable disease threats
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1.5 million
people supported to improve food security
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1.1 million
people supported to improve adaptation to climate change and resilience to disasters
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76 investments
(worth $361 million) improving climate change adaptation and disaster resilience
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18 investments
(worth $75 million) promoting/delivering nature-positive outcomes
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2 million +
people supported to use basic or safely managed drinking water services
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38
countries supported to improve resilience and ability to manage maritime domains and marine resources
Connecting partners with Australian and regional architecture
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1,903
completions of an Australia Awards scholarship
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538,621
completions of a tertiary or technical/vocational course or work-related training
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167
alumni participated in mutual collaborations between their country and Australia after completion of an Australia Awards long course
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33,193
Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) workers
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116
activities supported which strengthened ASEAN regional architecture
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47
activities supported in 14 countries and four territories, which strengthened regional architecture through Pacific regional organisations
Generating collective action on global challenges
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45
countries supported to increase their capacity to participate effectively in rules-based trade and economic architecture
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40
countries supported to engage productively with the multilateral trading system
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8.5 million
people provided with emergency assistance in conflict and humanitarian crisis situations
Fostering links between people, businesses, and communities
Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) fosters links between people, businesses, and communities, creating deeper connections and understanding between Australia and the Pacific.
PALM workers make an important contribution to the Australian economy, including addressing longstanding workforce issues across key sectors in the Australian economy.
Credit: Pacific Labour Facility