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Improve Climate Change Resilience: Water & Sanitation This Activity will identify options for where MFAT can support the strengthening of water and sanitation systems in Tonga to withstand the effects of climate change and improve public health.
The initial scoping phase will be undertaken with DFAT and the Government of Tonga. The information obtained will be used to determine where New Zealand and Australia are best placed to provide support, and respective projects that are selected for development will be undertaken in coordination.
NZ Medical Treatment Scheme 2017-2021 Tonga This activity seeks to increase access for people in Tonga to secondary and tertiary treatment not available in their home country, and to build the capacity and capability of Tonga to provide such services.
Covid-19 - 2020 Tonga Immediate Health Systems Preparedness Activity Support to Tonga for preparedness and response to a potential Covid-19 outbreak in the region.
Initial fund from Cabinet Paper approved 16/03/2020.
Tonga requested support for its strategic preparedness and response plan for COVID-19, costed at a total NZ$3.2 million. This includes medical equipment and supplies, the renovation of a community health centre, PPE, transport and lab supplies. New Zealand will provide a NZD1 million untagged grant.
2022 Volcanic Eruption and Tsunami Tonga Emergency Response to the volcanic eruption and tsunami activity in Tonga from 15 January 2022.
Tonga - Coordination and Reintegration of Deportees The Activity will support the Government of Tonga to establish a deportees coordination and policy capability and provide modest support to community organisations to undertake reintegration support activities.
Covid-19: Tonga - COVID-19 Resilience Fund This Activity will provide budget support to Tonga to enable their response to immediate economic, social and governance challenges as a result of COVID-19.
Provision of Medicines and Medical Supplies New Zealand provided one-off funding to the Government of Tonga in 2015 for urgent procurement of medicines and medical supplies.
Tonga Skills Development MFAT has been supporting skills development in Tonga through the delivery of a Certificate in Technical and Vocational skills (CITVS) in secondary schools. This Activity would expand the reach and coverage of CITVS at secondary schools to include new subjects, providers and students, especially in the outer islands.
Police Development Programme Phase 1 The Tonga Police Development Programme is a four-year tripartite (Australia, New Zealand and Tonga) commitment to provide institutional and individual capacity building and the provision of infrastructure and equipment to Tonga Police.
Recovery package for TC Gita (A13045) This Activity is for New Zealand package of support for the implementation of Government of Tonga Tropical Cyclone Gita recovery work. This is a priority for the Government of Tonga and will remain a priority as the Government works to rebuild and restore basic services and key infrastructure following devastation caused by TC Gita.
2015 Volcanic Eruption Tonga - Surveillance Flight and technical assistance This Activity supports surveillance mission and the provision of technical assistance via GNS Science New Zealand following the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano that began to erupt in December 2014.
Tonga Police Programme 2019 - 2021 The Activity will deepen leadership capability across the ranks of Tongan Police. It will support Tonga to implement its illicit drugs strategy, support officer safety, enhance corporate services, support community policing practices, and improve infrastructure management.
2018 Tropical Cyclone Gita - Tonga (A12997) Support to the Government of Tonga to assist with their response to Tropical Cyclone Gita, February 2018.
Tonga - Support for the Response to the Dengue Outbreak 2015 In 2015, New Zealand contributed one-off funding to the Tonga Red Cross Society’s dengue fever outbreak response work.

The focus was to remove possible breeding grounds for mosquitoes, and increase community awareness and participation, to contain any further outbreak of dengue fever.
Tonga: Quality Teaching and Learning for Basic Education (Pilot) A Pilot Activity to improve the quality of teaching for boys and girls in Tongan primary schools through a programme of professional development. This includes up-skillling ten Tongan Ministry of Education and Training (MET) Field Officers, and five Teacher Educators from the Tonga Institute of Education so they have improved capability in professional development and teaching ability.
Tonga Scholarships New Zealand provides a wide range of scholarships to around 112 countries around the world; including multi-year and single-year academic awards at postgraduate and undergraduate level in New Zealand and at Pacific tertiary institutions, through to short-term training awards for vocational and skills-based training. This activity is for Scholarships in Tonga.
Tourism: Tonga Tourism Support Programme: Post 201 The Tonga Tourism Support Programme is a 3 year, almost NZ$5 million programme designed to increase tourism's contribution to economic development through generating employment and income. The overall goal is to increase tourism revenue by 8% per annum.
TC Gita Network Restoration (A13021) It is estimated that up to 50% of the electricity network on Tongatapu was damaged by Cyclone Gita. In response to a request from the Government of Tonga for support to restore the network, New Zealand has agreed to fund a number of lines technicians to be deployed to Tonga to support Tonga Power Limited lines mechanics speed up the restoration work.
Technical assistance to Friendly Islands Shipping Agency to set up an appropriate commercial structu Technical assistance to Friendly Islands Shipping Agency to set up an appropriate commercial structures.
Exercise Tropic Twilight - Tonga Reconstruction and rehabilitation of community buildings in Tonga led by the New Zealand Defence Force on its annual Tropic Twilight Exercise.
TC Gita Parliament Recovery Support (A13063) New Zealand has received a request from the Government of Tonga for support to the Tongan Parliament following Tropical Cyclone Gita. The Tongan Parliament, its furniture and equipment, were destroyed by TC Gita and the Parliament has temporarily been relocated to the Tonga National Cultural Centre, where it will remain until a new Parliament building is built.
Tonga ICT Cable Redundancy This Activity enables New Zealand's financial contribution towards building<em> </em>resilience for Tonga’s international communications. The activity, led by Australia, seeks to build redundancy and resilience by constructing a second undersea international ICT cable that connects Tonga and the Hawaiki international cable with a landing station at Vava’u, Tonga.
Tonga Forest Products Technical Assistance To recruit and fund external technical assistance for the roles of Forestry Manager and Production Manager for a period of 24 months to assist Tonga Forest Products to become a competitive player in the supply of timber and timber products to local and international markets.
MF5-02 Mana Moana ki te Tonga: Building Gender Equity and Leadership for a Resilient Blue Pacific Female and youth Moana (ocean) stewardship leaders, who are culturally and environmentally grounded, inspired, and motivated, will drive equitable, local, climate resilience approaches in their communities, increasing women’s leadership in Tonga and contributing to enhanced climate resilience policies.
Supreme Court Judge Ensuring optimal judicial oversight and leadership to help elevate the capacity of Tonga’s judiciary
Cyclone Ian Response Package This activity will suppport Tonga Power Limited to rebuild Ha'apai's electricity network damaged by Tropical Cyclone Ian in 2014 and provide agricultural assistance to Tonga's Ministry of Agriculture to rebuild nurseries and horticultural resources.
Tonga EHEF Zika Response This Activity supports the response of the Tongan Red Cross Society to the spread of the Zika virus throughout the Pacific region. This Activity is in line with requests for assistance from the Government of Tonga.
Tonga Emergency Economic Budget Support 2022-23 Tonga Emergency Budget Support 2022 23
Technical Assistance for the Tongan Public Service Commission - Job Description Standardisation MFAT and other donors have supported the Public Service Commission (PSC) in Tonga with a reform programme relating to implementation and incremental strengthening of the new remuneration framework and Performance Management System.
The PSC are planning to implement a new Job Descriptions template by end-2019, and then to gradually transition the JDs of all public servants onto this new template. To undertake this reform, the PSC have requested some technical assistance
Training for crew members of commercial inter-island services in Tonga: New Zealand Maritime School Training for crew members of commercial inter-island services in Tonga: New Zealand Maritime School
MFC1-06 Climate resilient seed production, Tonga This Activity aims to improve food security in Tonga by developing and disseminating climate-resilient seed varieties, increasing quality seeds and community production of nutritional foods and by providing improved opportunities for women to diversify livelihoods.
Tourism: Tonga/NZ Tourism Partnership The Tonga New Zealand Tourism Partnership is a 3 year, $10.4 million programme following the previous Tonga Tourism Support Programme as major changes in the sector necessitated a revised direction. The activity is designed to increase tourism's contribution to economic development through generating employment and income.
2020 Tropical Cyclone Tino Response Support to the Government of Tonga in response to Tropical Cyclone Tino impacting Tonga in January 2020.
Tonga Aviation Sector Support: PASO Technical Advisor ICAO Security Audit New Zealand will support the Pacific Aviation Safety Office (PASO) by providing funding assistance for the procurement of a Technical Adviser to assist with Tonga Civil Aviation Authority(CAA) in their upcoming International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) security audit.
Tonga Health Programme Coordinator The Tonga Health Programme Coordinator will coordinate all of MFAT's health investments in Tonga (bilateral and multi-country) to ensure: complementarity across activities, effective implementation, strong local ownership and coordination with development partners. The Tonga Health Programme Coordinator is a 12 month pilot project which will be reviewed at 9 months to determine ongoing need and focus of the role.
Tonga Cyclone Ian Relief Supplies This Activity includes relief supplies that were deployed on a New Zealand Defence Force C-130 and distributed by in country partners, including shelter materials, tool kits, collapsible water bottles, chainsaw packs and generators.
2016  Tropical Cyclone Winston Tonga This Activity supports Tongan authorities to respond to immediate needs on the ground following Tropical Cyclone Winston. Cyclone Winston damaged houses, schools, and the hospital in Vava’u, and led to the temporary evacuation of over 2,500 people.
Tokangaekina 'a e longa'i fanau fefine: Empowerment, wellbeing, safety and equity for girls In this activity, Cure Kids and Women's and Children's Crisis Centre Tonga, will foster the flourishing and wellbeing of girls and children in Tonga by equipping parents and caregivers with increased knowledge in non-violent parenting techniques; strengthening the child protection workforce with training in abuse prevention, pathways and response; and informing child protection policy and pathways through evidence-based recommendations.
Support for Tonga's High Temperature Forced Air (HTFA) export pathway Providing technical assistance and capacity building to the Tongan Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Forests and Fisheries (MAFFF) to reopen trade through the High Temperature Forced Air (HTFA) export pathway.
Cyclone Ian Education Reconstruction The activity aims to improve the learning conditions of 1,293 students in primary schools through the reconstruction and rehabilitation of classrooms and staff quarters, and the replacement of school equipment, destroyed by Tropical Cyclone Ian. The reconstruction and rehabilitation work is estimated at TOP$10.5m (NZ$7.5m), to which New Zealand will contribute NZ$5m and ADB the remainder.
Tonga Incentivising Economic and Public Sector Reform 2021-2023 Joint Policy Reform process for Tonga supported by donor partners through contributions to Government of Tonga budget for economic and policy reform. New Zealand, Australia, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and the European Union make an annual contribution to the reform budget based on agreed policy actions.
Response to Cyclone Ian Tonga: water tanks/gutter kits Funding for water tanks and guttering kits for communities in Tonga affected by Cyclone Ian in 2014.
PF 7-509 Healthy Tonga Environments Working with The Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) to reduce the burden of disease from exposure to environmental factors impacting the people of Tonga by reducing the number and severity of public health incidents caused by preventable environmental exposures.
Incentivising Economic and Public Sector Reform 2019-2021 Joint Policy Reform process for Tonga supported by donor partners through contributions to Government of Tonga budget for economic and policy reform. New Zealand, Australia, World Bank, ADB, and the EU make an annual contribution to the reform budget based on agreed policy actions.
Tonga Fisheries Support This Activity will improve the capacity and capability of the Tongan Ministry of Fisheries to enable progress towards sustainable fisheries in Tonga.
Hosting support to Tonga Pacific Regional Preparatory Conference UNSIDS Support to enable a successful Pacific Regional Preparatory Conference (16-18 August) (PSIDS) in the lead up SIDS4.
Tonga: Tropic Twilight 2016 Tropic Twilight, an annual New Zealand Defence Force-led multilateral Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief exercise in the South Pacific, will be conducted in Tonga in July 2016.

The focus will be to improve water collection in five of the larger villages in the Ha'apai island group (installation of water tanks) and reconstruct the fish market severely damaged in 2014 by Tropical Cyclone Ian.
2019 Tonga Measles Outbreak Response Support to the Government of Tonga to assist with the response to the 2019 Measles outbreak.
Initial response to the request from the Government of Tonga to a measles outbreak in Tonga Initial response to requests from the Government of Tonga to the measles outbreak in Tonga.
Tonga: Lifting health-related standards of accommodation to support tourism Working with the Institute of Environmental Science and Research to develop and apply health standards for tourist accommodation businesses inTonga so they can better identify and manage the risks to public health.
Mainstreaming of Rural Development Innovation MORDI Tonga Trust works with rural, outer island communities to identify their own development needs, resulting in a prioritised Community Development Plan. It then provides training and grant funding to implement projects identified on these Plans.
Nuku’alofa Scholar and Alumni Event Fund 2022-2023 The fund is administered through the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Programme and can be accessed by all Posts where there are scholars and alumni of the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship Programme.
Tonga Education Policy Framework, including current state assessment Review of the Tonga Education Policy Framework 2004-2019 (TEPF) and development of a new Tonga Education Policy Framework 2021 - 2036. The review will capture the current state of the education sector in Tonga and inform the development of the new policy framework.
Tonga Police Development Programme - bilateral programme 2021 -2025 The Tonga-New Zealand Policing Programme (<strong>TNZPP</strong>) will strengthen the policing partnership between Tonga and New Zealand by ensuring the investment in infrastructure and capability development delivered under the concluded Tonga Police Development Programme is enhanced and embedded.
Tonga Police has identified four keys pillars for New Zealand Police to support. These key pillars are:<ul>  <li>People Development</li>  <li>Information Management</li>  <li>Corporate Development</li>  <li>Intelligence and Investigations</li> </ul>
Tonga country programme evaluation This Activity is one of 14 Programme evaluations to be undertaken 2015-2018. The evaluation will assess our performance in managing the Tonga programme, including relationships and engagement with the partner government.
Family Planning in Bangladesh - Improving Quality and Access The project aims to make inroads on a significant, but neglected area of maternal health in Bangladesh: death and injury from unwanted pregnancy by improving availability of high-quality contraceptive services, educating and empowering women to access services and advocating at the national and local level for improved reproductive health policies.
Amplify Challenge No. 8: IDEO Mobile App for Rohingya Refugees This project was designed to reach Rohingya women and CHWs through a mobile application to help inform them about menstrual regulation. Our questions were: • How might we facilitate a pathway to menstrual regulation and contraception information and care for Rohingya women living in refugee camps in Bangladesh? • What digital and/or physical tools does a community health worker need to counsel women and refer them to reproductive health and menstrual regulation services? • What is the best way to provide information and referrals to Rohingya women who may not be literate?
Dissemination of Guttmacher Online Study  in Indonesia Development of communication strategy to disseminate findings from an online study conducted in Indonesia .
Women's Integrated Sexual Health The WISH programme is the UK Government’s flagship programme to scale up its support to integrated sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services in a range of countries across Africa and Asia by 2021.
Improve SRHR El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica Women and girls
Dissemination of Guttmacher Study findings in Indonesia Ipas Indonesia will lead a series of communications activities to disseminate the study’s findings, including organizing a one-day seminar with key stakeholders and discussions on follow-up policy actions
Core funding - Improving Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Contribute to achieving the objectives of Ipas's strategic plan including: Enabling environment supports women and girls' access to high-quality abortion and contraceptive care; High-quality abortion and contraceptive care is available, accessible, and acceptable to women and girls; Women and girls have the social support, knowledge, and self-efficacy to access safe abortion and contraception.
IMPROVED SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR CHANGE IN HEALTH & Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) More children, adolescents and families adopt safe, healthy, and protective behaviours, improve their sanitation and handwashing
practices and communities achieve the status â€œOpen Defecation Freeâ€
CAPACITY OF KEY GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS Capacity of key government institutions at district and community levels to provide and monitor quality health, HIV, nutrition
and sanitation services, in regular and emergency situations, is strengthened
HEALTH SYSTEM STRENGTHENING The National Health System specially at subnational and community level, have increased capacity to conduct evidence-based
planning and to deliver more integrated, friendly and quality Maternal Neonatal Child Adolescent' Health services
CROSS-SECTORAL APPROACHES Strategies to address cross-cutting issues related to child rights are developed and applied.
ACCESS TO EDUCATION FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL &SBC Increased portion of out-of-school adolescents, including those with disabilities (13-19) return to school through alternative
education or are enrolled in and complete a vocational education programme, including lifeskills, and are prepared for the
transition to adulthood and labour market opportunities
PROGRAMME PLANNING AND MONITORING UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources to effectively plan and monitor programmes
DISAGGREGATED AND GENDER-SENSITIVE DATA National capacity to provide child-sensitive social protection services and to review its policy or develop related legislation is
strengthened
CHILD PROTECTION POLICIES & LEGISLATION By 2016, national legislation and regulations for the protection of children and women are strengthened and fully in-line with
international conventions ratified by Sao Tome and Principe.
COMMUNICATION, ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIPS UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective advocacy and partnerships on child rights issues
with stakeholders
LEGISLATION, POLICIES AND STRATEGIC PLAN Equity-focused legislation, policies and strategic plans related to pregnant women, newborns and young children health, HIV
prevention and control, nutrition and sanitation are developed
LIFE-SKILLS INTERVENTIONS Boys and girls benefit from life-skills interventions by skilled service providers to empower and increase their participation,
influence decision making and enhance their capacities to prevent early pregnancy, alcohol consumption and other risky behaviours
WASH SYSTEM STRENGTHENING key policies and norms are approved, government capacity to coordinate and implement Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programmes increases and more
institutions have access to adequate water and sanitation services
HUMAN CAPACITY Effective and efficient management of Human Capacity, including human resource management, staff development and learning, staff
well-being, staff related security costs.
CROSS-SECTORAL PROJECT SUPPORT COSTS Cross-Sectoral Project Support Costs: salaries, entitlements and operating costs
LEGISLATING, PLANNING, BUDGETING AND IMP Government capacity to legislate, plan, budget for and implement prevention and response to violence, abuse, exploitation and
neglect of children is strengthened.
ACSD POLICIES AND STRATEGIES By 2016, policy documents that strengthen the National Health System (SNS) include the rights of children and women.
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Effective and efficient management and stewardship of financial resources, including administration, finance, office security
andequipment, maintenance and vehicles.
SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAM By 2016, the capacity of government and civil society is strengthened for the development and implementation of a national policy
framework for social protection sensitive to children.
SERVICES FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL ADOLESCENTS Capacity of Government and civil society to provide alternative non-formal educational services for out-of-school adolescents,
especially the most vulnerable, is strengthened
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT By 2016, children from 0-6yrs, particularly in the most vulnerable areas, benefit from improved access to, and quality of early
childhood development through the reducation of barriers to early childhood education.
SBC FOR VAC PREVENTION AND ACCESS TO SERVICES Children, girls and boys (especially the most vulnerable), and their families and communities, have greater knowledge and
awareness and are better equipped to prevent violence and early pregnancy as well as to access services relevant to their
protection and well- being
C4D FOR IMPROVING ESSENTIAL PRACTICES By 2016 vulnerable communities and families will have strengthed capacity and knowledge to adopt essential family practices (ORT,
hand washing with soap, sleeping under impregnated mosquito nets, PMTCT) to improve child survival and the protection of children
and women.
CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING The national child protection system will be reinforced with more adequate human and financial resources, evidence-based planning
and coordination systems for the prevention and coordinated response to cases of violence, especially against girls