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PF 5-454 Pacific Multicountry - Just Play Sports Programme The Oceania Football Confederation NZ will implement the Just Play Programme into the Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Solomon Islands, and Tonga with implementation in 235 primary schools, engaging approximately 80,000 children. Just Play is a social development programme designed to target children aged 6-12 years where the children are engaged through active participation in an organised series of interactive sessions which have a 'Sport for Development' focus.
2019- 2024 Disaster Risk Management in the Pacific This five year partnership with the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) will primarily - provide a program of technical and advisory support to Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau, Samoa and Tonga to strengthen domestic Disaster Risk Management (DRM) capabilities. Secondarily - deploy Emergency Managers to any requesting Pacific Island country impacted by a natural disasters, through  the maintenance and strengthening of the Rapid Response Team (RRT).
E-learning for Science in the Pacific This Activity focuses on improving science learning for year 10 students in Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Samoa and Cook Islands, currently taught by mostly non-specialist teachers, with limited access to teaching and learning resources. The three main components of this Activity are: development of science teaching and learning e- resources; a professional learning and development programme for teachers of secondary science; and building/supporting the ICT infrastructure for the e-learning system.
Pacific Qualifications Recognition PACER Plus NZQA and EQAP are working together to deliver the Pacific Qualifications Recognition project in line with Pacer Plus Agreement.
This five-year Activity seeks to build Pacific Island countries’ ownership, trust, and support of the Pacific Qualifications Framework (PQF), and to increase consistency of Pacific qualification recognition and quality assurance processes across the Pacific region by strengthening the PQF and Pacific national qualifications systems.
Polynesian Health Corridors Core Programme Polynesian Health Corridors (PHC) is a five-year programme delivered by a unit in the Public Health Agency, Manatū Hauora Ministry of Health.  The delivery unit manages design, implementation and monitoring of programme workstreams and engages with partner countries to facilitate access to Aotearoa New Zealand health system counterparts. This Activity funds the delivery unit, workstream design, evaluation and stakeholder engagement costs.
Africa, Latin America and Caribbean Good Governance Course - Short Term Training Scholarship This Activity seeks to deliver Good Governance modules to cohorts of up to 30 scholars from English speaking-partners in the Africa (AFR), Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) regions from October 2022.
These modules were piloted with Pacific and ASEAN scholars in 2021 and 2022 and have been adapted for both regions to reflect regional development priorities, knowledge and regional institutions of influence.
Global Enterprise Experience Programme upgrades 2024 The fund is administered through the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Programme for the purpose of funding 20 selected alumni enrolled in the 2024 Global Enterprise Experience (GEE) to upgrade to the Plus programme via the Scholar and Alumni Event Fund (SAEF).
Private Sector in Development Case Studies To produce a series of case studies to support MFAT’s Private Sector in Development work.
Pacific Elections Assistance Programme 2023-27 The PEAP will be a platform for collective advocacy, developing common resources, Pacific to Pacific sharing, learning, problem-solving, bonding, and improving practice. PEAP will be jointly implemented by the New Zealand Electoral Commission (NZEC) and UNDP, bringing together the best practical and technical expertise of a leading Election Management Body (EMB) and a respected global inter-government agency. The partnership is expected to enhance coordination and coherence.
Regional: Pacific Prevention of Domestic Violence Programme Phase 2 This Programme is a joint initiative with New Zealand Police and the Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police, whereby skilled Police members deliver advice, training and operational support on domestic violence to the police forces and communities across the Pacific. The programme focuses on five participating countries (Cook Islands, Kiribati, Samoa, Tonga and Vanuatu) with regional level support provided to a second tier of linked member countries.
Project Management of the Pacific Maritime Safety Programme 2 The contract for the Project Manager will be managed by the Development Manager (DM) Transport, located in the Energy, Infrastructure and Environment team of the Sustainable Economic Division. A Wellington based PMSP2 Steering Committee will have overall
Customs Sector Development in the Pacific 2023-28 Customs Sector Development in the Pacific enables a team of NZ Customs technical experts in trade facilitation, border management, and leadership development to deploy across the Pacific. These experts provide advice, training and support to Pacific Customs administrations in Fiji, Samoa, Cook Islands and Vanuatu, as well as broad support for the region as a whole.
Private Sector Development: Pacific Partnership II (International Finance Corporation) Pacific Partnership II aims to deliver interventions across three strategic priorities (accelerating access to infrastructure; leveraging existing business; enabling market opportunities) and to achieve six high-level goals: mobilise private investment; secure direct investment or co-investment by IFC; generate private sector cost savings by reducing the cost of doing trade; improve access to financial services; strengthen women’s economic empowerment; and increase access to infrastructure.
Pacific Regional - Pacific Statistics Support Programme Working with Statistics NZ to improve the production, use, interpretation and analysis of official and trade statistics throughout the Pacific.
UNDP Montreal Protocol implementation This activity provides a one-off, voluntary contribution to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) as one of the most active implementing agencies of the Montreal Protocol on Ozone Depleting Substances
Pacific Parliamentary Strengthening Phase III This activity will support parliamentary strengthening in the Pacific region through delivering a package of technical assistance and support to Pacific parliaments.
Investing in Noncommunicable Disease prevention and control in Pacific Island Countries 2023-2029 This Activity will invest over six years in five areas to make an impact on the 75% NCD mortality rate in the Pacific region. The focus areas for this investment are:
- a suite of activities relating to tobacco control
- treatment of NCDs and their risk factors in primary care health facilities
- data collection on NCDs and their risk factors
- capability building for NCD policy development; and
- capability building for NCD monitoring an evaluation (M and E)
Pacific Island Enterprise Quality and Market Readiness training and skills transfer programme Working with the Pacific Cooperation Foundation and the Pacific Island Private Sector Organisation to design training programmes and tool kits for Pacific countries on effective marketing and product quality assurance. The project will be implemented in Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Island, Tonga, and Vanuatu.
NP: World Vision New Zealand (WVNZ) Design Deliver a design for a WVNZ-MFAT Negotiated Partnership (5-year multi-country,multi-sector programme of work)
Health Corridors Programme: Strengthening Health Systems Strengthening Health Systems approach to develop an indicative programme business case which outlines the specific initiatives that New Zealand is best placed to support for the Health Corridors Programme.
Transparency International Indo-Pacific Anti-Corruption Programme The goal of this activity is to strengthen anti-corruption efforts in the Pacific region, through three outcomes in particular: i) strong, independent, and active voice of civil society organisations on anti-corruption; ii) informed, engaged, and active demand for accountability; and iii) responsive, effective, and accountable governance. Support provided through this activity will include capacity building, advocacy, research, and network building.
Trade: Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations Plus Negotiation Funding to enable the participation of Pacific Island country officials in Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER) Plus trade negotiations.
Beyond COVID-19: Supporting Pacific public health systems through laboratory strengthening Strengthen medical laboratory training inc. school level and graduate level
Continue EQA Programme to provide independent feedback to laboratories to inform quality improvements
Strengthen and expand laboratory services in Tonga, Cook Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Kiribati and the Fiji CDC
Procure and provide advice on appropriate laboratory equipment in 14 Pacific countries
Coordinate &amp; contribute to evolving regional governance and coordination mechanism to strengthen laboratories
Humanitarian & Disaster Management:Strengthening Water Security in Selected Pacific Island Countries The goal of this $5m project is to build resilience by helping vulnerable Pacific Island Countries to access safe and reliable drinking water supplies, and reduce their risk of water shortage. Starting in 2015, this Activity focuses on 5 drought prone Pacific atolls (Tuvalu, Tokelau, Kiribati, Cook Islands and the Republic of Marshall Islands). It has developed practical tools and procedures to improve awareness, build capacity, reduce vulnerability and maximise use of available water resources.
Climate Change Programme - Mainstreaming Climate Change in Governance This activity aims to mainstream climate change into existing governance systems for planning, budgeting and programme management purposes. Interventions would be targeted at the national and sub-national level in selected Pacific Island Countries.
Regional Pacific - Maritime NZ Technical Assistance MOU - Maritime Safety Programme This relates to Maritime NZ undertaking training and mentoring initiatives in the Pacific.
Partnership between CID and MFAT 2015-2018 The long term outcome that this activity will aim to achieve is that CID members make valued and effective contributions to New Zealand's development and humanitarian activities and to international dialogue on development policies.

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Agriculture: Agriculture and Fisheries Consultancy A draw-down facility to enable the mobilisation of short term consultancies to assist with the design, development and appraisal of agricultural and fisheries activities and programmes.
Negotiated Partnerships: Oxfam (ONZ) Implementation Negotiated Partnership between Oxfam New Zealand and MFAT to fund a multi-year, multi-country programme in the Pacific and South East Asia.
NP: UNICEF New Zealand Design Activity for Negotiated Partnership between UNICEF NZ and MFAT to fund a multi-year, multi-country programme in the Pacific and Timor Leste.
Polynesian Health Corridors - COVID-19 Therapeutics Rollout This Activity, managed by the Polynesian Health Corridors Unit in Manatū Hauora - Ministry of Health, is providing technical assistance to Polynesian countries in partnership with Pharmac, to roll out COVID-19 medicines to vulnerable populations. It aims to ensure that countries are supported to meet supplier requirements for donations and to safely and effectively administer COVID-19 oral antiviral treatments.
Covid-19 Real time Monitoring, Evaluation and Research for Activities and 4 Year Plans To provide responsive and rapid monitoring, evaluation, and research, based on requests from the Pacific and Development Group (PDG) to inform Activities and 4 Year Plans, particularly on the impact of Covid-19
Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment support for Pacific Immigration Directors Conference Support to the Pacific Immigration Directors Conference, which is a forum for the heads of immigration agencies to meet and share information, and develop a programme of work aimed at strengthening the integrity of members’ border systems.
ASEAN 2024 Public Sector Leadership (Senior Level Officials) Short Course A course for 30 senior officials from across ASEAN and Timor-Leste run over 2 weeks, designed to improve public sector efficiency and effectiveness.  The course will cover strategic leadership, people leadership, delivery management and ethics and transparency, as well as negotiation and presentation skills.
NP: Save the Children New Zealand (SCNZ) - Design Deliver a design for Save the Children New Zealand (SCNZ)-MFAT Negotiated Partnership
Climate Finance for Community Resilience: ADRA New Zealand In this Activity, ADRA NZ (Adventist Development and Relief Agency) will build community resilience to the impacts of climate change and improve food security with rural communities in Fiji and Timor-Leste focusing on the inclusion of women and people with disabilities. Climate change adaptation will be supported through implementing climate resilient agriculture techniques and natural resource planning.
English Language Training for Officials 2024 ASEAN Symposium This Activity will fund a symposium in Q1 2024 for 64 participants in Thailand, including all participants from ELTO 55 and 56. The participants will set their own symposium programme and put together their own presentations, linked to the theme of their ELTO, work placements and substantive roles. There will also be guest speakers.
Trade: Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) Worker Training Programme The Recognised Seasonal Employers' (RSE) Worker Training Programme will provide training in English language, computer skills, numeracy and financial literacy to1700 Pacific RSE workers annually in the Bay of Plenty, Hawkes Bay, Nelson, Marlborough, Northland, Waikato, Wairarapa and Central Otago.
2023-2029 Fire and Emergency New Zealand (USAR) MOU The head MOU with Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ) outlines and agrees to work together on the following three areas:
1) The offshore deployment of assistance, including urban search and rescue (USAR), disaster assistance and response team (DART) to a disaster affected area in the Pacific, and elsewhere on a case by case basis;
2) Attendance at MFAT-led Post familiarisation visits to Pacific Island countries
3) Technical assistance for Pacific Emergency Services.
Tourism: Pacific Tourism Market Development Initiative The Pacific Tourism Data Initiative (PTDI) will develop and implement cost effective international visitor surveys (IVS) and business confidence index (BCI) surveys in Niue, Samoa, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. The surveys will provide insights into industry performance and impacts. In the case of Niue there is also a community attitudes survey (CAS) proposed in the Activity to gain resident perspectives on tourism development and its impacts on their lives.
Small Island Food and Water Security Project This project aims to improve food, nutrition and water security and livelihood opportunities in small island communities. It has three intended outcomes: communities are engaged in activities to promote resilience through enhanced food, nutrition and water security; communities, groups and individuals invest in climate-smart local production of nutritious foods and improved water supply, and; well-defined investment plans for food, nutrition and water security are in place in each country.
Negotiated Partnerships: Oxfam New Zealand (ONZ) Design Negotiated Partnership between Oxfam New Zealand and MFAT to fund a multi-year, multi-country programme in the Pacific and South East Asia.
Pacific Regional: Customs Sector Development in the Pacific 2017-2022 Providing advice, training and assistance to customs administrations in the Pacific as defined in Country Plans for Fiji, Cook Islands and Samoa, and a Regional Plan to develop leadership capability.
Trade Aid Importers 2017-2019 Trade Aid has been a strategic NGO partner of the Aid Programme since 1992. MFAT’s funding to Trade Aid supports work with 35-45 trading partners, principally in rest of world countries, including: Bangladesh, Ethiopia, India, Guatemala, Dominican Republic
Fisheries: Memorandum of Understanding with MPI - Te Vaka Moana Component An three year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) (formerly Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries) and MFAT to enable MPI to deliver on key areas under the Te Vaka Moana work programme, namely in Fisheries Management, Governance and Monitoring, Control, Surveillance and Enforcement. (Activity completed).
Pacific Regional - Recognised Seasonal Employment scheme Regional Seasonal Employers Scheme Strengthening Pacific Partnerships (Phase 2) provides technical assistance to participating Pacific states, including offering assistance to other Pacific Forum Island countries where RSE becomes newly operational. The Activity ensures administrative processes are bedded down, provides workers with transferable skills that they can use to access other export labour opportunities, and ensures lessons learnt are shared across the region and internationally.
Annual Assessment of Results - 2023 The Annual Assessment of Results (AAR) 2023 provides an independent quality assurance of MFAT’s internal activity monitoring system. This will be the 6th AAR. This assessment provides the evidence behind MFAT’s performance Indicator “Percentage of Activity Monitoring Assessments (AMAs) and Activity Completion Assessments (ACAs) rated as robust (as assessed annually by the independent Annual Assessment of Results)” in the MFAT Annual Report.
Climate Change Programme - Disaster Risk Finance The current disaster risk financing options available to Pacific Island countries are insufficient to cover all components of the disaster management cycle. This activity enables New Zealand to step up engagement in the disaster risk finance space by providing support to the Pacific Insurance and Climate Adaptation Programme, an initiative of the United Nations Capital Development Fund.
Disaster Risk Management in the South West Pacific Initiatives to improve levels of resilience and enhance national capability to prepare for and respond to natural disasters in the Pacific, including (i) support to multilateral agencies; (ii) support to National Disaster Management Offices (NDMOs) in Samoa, Tonga, Niue, Tokelau and the Cook Islands; and (iii) support to strengthen tsunami readiness in Samoa, Tonga, Niue, Tokelau and the Cook Islands.
Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER) Plus Sustainable Border Management This Activity supports the implementation of a sustainable border management solution for smaller Pacific PACER Plus signatories, by installing modern customs administration and trade facilitation software in the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Nauru, Niue, Tonga and Tuvalu. The system will assist these Pacific countries to reduce border transaction costs, improve revenue collection, and provide more efficient and transparent services for traders.
COVID-19: Māori /Pacific Tourism Partnership - Aho Rua / Va'a tele A long-term Maori / Pacific tourism partnership, led by New Zealand Maori Tourism.
Shared Māori / Pacific indigenous approaches help rebuild and reshape Pacific tourism, through strengthening long-term Māori Pacific tourism partnerships and connections.
Reciprocal Maori/Pacific business to business relationships are formed, indigenous business expertise is shared. Pacific destination and visitor experience differentiation improves returns, moving Pacific visitor experiences up the value chain.
2021 Global COVID-19 Humanitarian Response Humanitarian contribution to the global COVID-19 response in developing countries.
Covid-19 NZ contribution to UNICEF regional plan for vaccine rollout Funding of NZ$2m over three years to supplement current gaps in UNICEF’s planned support for Pacific countries’ Covid-19 vaccine and country readiness.
New Zealand’s contribution will be directed to support six Pacific countries – Fiji, Kiribati, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, and Vanuatu – and will cover activities in both health and communication and demand generation.
These gaps are fluid, and may be subject to change based on UNICEF’s assessment of the Covid-19 situation in the Pacific.
Pacific Laboratory Strengthening: Interim Activity This is an interim activity to support essential laboratory services in Tonga, Samoa, Cook Islands, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. It combines key outputs for two multi-country activities (Pacific Laboratory Quality Assurance and Covid-19: Strengthening Pacific Laboratories) with Pacific Pathology Training Centre while scoping and design is underway for New Zealand's future lab strengthening support in the Pacific to be established as a succeeding Activity, where Outcomes will be achieved.
Evaluation of Police Work in the Pacific An evaluation about the NZ Aid Programme's policing work in the Pacific and in fragile and conflict affected contexts.
International Search and Rescue Advisory Group Asia-Pacific Regional Chair New Zealand is the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group Asia-Pacific Regiona Chair for 2015, and Vice-Chair for 2016. This Activity supports the hosting of the 2015 Asia-Pacific regional meeting, including the costs of attendance by representatives from developing countries within the Asia-Pacific region.
Climate Change Programme  - Low Emission, Climate Resilient Planning This Activity aims to support Pacific Island countries to develop climate change related strategies, policies, and planning frameworks which are necessary to anticipate, plan, and counter some of the impacts of climate change, and transition their economies to a low-carbon future. It is essential for governments to develop climate response plans in order to meet their UNFCCC Paris Agreement commitments, prioritise investments, and leverage climate financing from multilateral and other donors.
Scholarships Improvement Programme Target Operating Model Implementation The Scholarships Improvement Programme (SIP) has the objective to ensure that the Scholarships Programme (the Programme) delivers scholarships which are responsive to development partner needs, helps to build relationships for New Zealand and represent value for money, within a robust management environment aligned with MFAT core business.
NP: For ADRA New Zealand design and implementation Negotiated Partnership between Adventist Development and Relief Agency of New Zealand (ADRA NZ) and MFAT to fund a multi-year, multi-country programme in the Pacific and South East Asia.
COVID-19: Strengthening Pacific Laboratories This activity will provide funding to support the strengthening of Pacific Island Laboratories.  They are an essential part of a functioning public health system, the importance of which has been highlighted during the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Disaster Risk Management in the Pacific This Activity strengthens Disaster Risk Management (DRM) across risk reduction, readiness, response and recovery in targeted Pacific island countries - Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, Cook Islands, and Niue.
Negotiated Partnership: Caritas New Zealand Implementation Negotiated Partnership between Caritas New Zealand and MFAT to fund a multi-year, multi-country climate change resilience and health focused programme in the Pacific (Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Kiribati) and South East Asia (Timor Leste, Cambodia).
Pacific - Volunteer Service Abroad Working with Volunteer Service Abroad to place volunteers for development in the wider Pacific and Timor Leste.This includes a new Polynesia programme and a focus on sustainable economic development.