The Lowy Institute Pacific Aid Map is an analytical tool designed to enhance aid effectiveness in the Pacific by improving coordination, alignment and accountability of foreign aid through enhanced transparency of aid flows.

The Lowy Institute Southeast Asia Aid Map is an interactive database which tracks and maps aid and development finance flows from the international community to Southeast Asia.

The Australian Aid Tracker aims to provide easy-to-access, clear information about the state of Australia’s aid efforts, for the media, decision-makers, the general public and other stakeholders. It forms part of the Development Policy Centre’s wider work looking at the effectiveness of Australian aid.

The Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) is the peak body for non-government organisations (NGOs) involved in international development and humanitarian action. ACFID hosts an interactive NGO aid map, updated annually, that provides detail of the size, locations and focus of ACFID’s members’ work worldwide

The Lab is a think tank working on development cooperation in the Indo-Pacific

Australia Assists is the Australian Government's humanitarian civilian deployment program.

The Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) is a ten-year (2017-2027) partnership between the Australian Government and Australian NGOs.

Official website for the Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs

The Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) enables quality infrastructure across the Pacific and Timor-Leste

More than 2.5 million international students have studied in Australia in the last fifty years. These international students and the talented Australians who study overseas, including through the New Colombo Plan, make up Australia's Global Alumni Community.

PacificAus Sports is creating new opportunities for athletes, coaches and administrators to train, play and grow together. Through collaborative and ambitious partnerships, the program will drive success for the Pacific sports community, unlocking the potential of a new generation of sporting champions.

Team Up is a sport for development program comprising more than 30 partnerships across the Asia-Pacific that are working towards three outcomes:

1. Sport programs attract and retain women, girls and people with a disability, as well as men and boys
2. Sport organisations are safe, inclusive and accessible
3. Australia and Asia-Pacific partners use sport to strengthen relationships and build closer collaboration