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Health security
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23.8 million
vulnerable women, men, girls and boys provided with emergency assistance in conflict and crisis situations
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36
partner countries where Australia has contributed to strengthened health systems, including preparedness for health emergencies
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39
countries supported to manage health security threats
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3+ million
couple-years of contraceptive protection made available for sexual and reproductive health
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10+ million
people immunised with Australian support
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31.5+ million
new or improved therapeutics, diagnostics, vaccines and additional equipment to which Australia has contributed that are accessible in partner countries
Stability
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248,310
additional girls and boys enrolled in school
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42
countries supported to build capacity for food security
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165.4 million
reached with new or improved social protection programs, including remote communities
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34
countries Australia has supported in the last 12 months to strengthen governance systems
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248,879
number of services provided to women and girl survivors of violence, such as counselling
Economic recovery
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488,942
female entrepreneurs provided with financial and/or business development services
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$422.2 million
of Australian official development assistance provided in budget finance to respond to the COVID-19 crisis
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36
countries supported in the last 12 months with policy and technical advice on stimulus measures and support for longer-term economic recovery
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330
examples of partnering with the private sector and other partners to ensure supply lines are open
The results reported here reflect Tier 2 indicators under the previous Partnerships for Recovery Framework,
which were in place for the 2022–23 reporting period. All figures are in Australian Dollars.
Due to rounding, discrepancies may occur between sums of the component items and totals.
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.
