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U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies DKI-APCSS Alumni Associations Workshop:Advance Regional Security. Marshall Islands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Building Bridges through Leadership Training (BBLT) and Building Bridges through Leadership Training Junior (BBLTJ) phase 2 The project ‘Building Bridges through Leadership Training (BBLT) and Building Bridges through Leadership Training Junior (BBLTJ) phase 2’, supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (EKN) and implemented by Bangladesh Youth Leadership Center (BYLC), is designed to create a just, prosperous, and inclusive Bangladesh driven by courageous, compassionate, and competent leaders. In this five-year-long project (October 2021–September 2026), 3,000 youth from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds will receive leadership training. This training will help them to develop leadership skills, moral understanding, social and communication skills, tolerance towards differing ideologies and viewpoints, thinking skills, emotional intelligence, public speaking, civic awareness, and project management skills.
Skills Development for Youth in Bangladesh This report summarizes the activities that took place under this project between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023.
Skills Development for Youth in Bangladesh This report summarizes the activities that took place under this project between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021.
Skills Development for Youth in Bangladesh This report summarizes the activities took place under this project between July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020.
Skills Development for Youth in Bangladesh This report summarizes the activities that took place under this project between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022.
Fresh Produce Development Agency – ISP Phase 2 The Fresh Produce Development Agency (FPDA) has submitted a draft Activity Design Document (ADD) for a new activity which will provide support to the agency to deliver against its strategic plan.
Support for Market Development This funding provides for external technical assistance primarily from the MFAT Engineering Panel to support Provincial Governments in PNG in the identification, scoping and other planning involved with the development of provincial market infrastructure to improve the fresh produce value chain.
PF 11-616 Fostering Lasting Opportunities for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (FLOW)  Papua New Guinea Improved health, resilience and quality of life for remote and vulnerable communities, particularly women and children, in rural Papua New Guinea.
Bougainville Police Partnership Programme B3P (Interim phase) Two-year interim phase of New Zealand's support to Policing in Bougainville. Previously known as the Bougainville Community Policing programme (BCPP). This activity will run from 19 August 2021 for 18-24 months until a full redesign mission to Bougainville is feasible
Health Sector Management Adviser This activity provides management and economic technical assistance and capacity building to the Papua New Guinea National Department of Health (NDOH).
Bougainville Community Policing Programme Phase 5 A 5-year activity contributing to improved safety and security across Bougainville by improving the capabilities and practice of the Bougainville Police Service (BPS). Deployed NZ Police advisors train and mentor Bougainville counterparts to build a strong, well-managed, professionally led, integrated and community focused police service, with adequate resources, capacity and willingness to respond to community safety and security by working closely with Community Auxiliary Police.
Increasing Access to Electricity for Rural Communities This activity extends the power distribution grid to rural communities in Bougainville, West New Britain and Northern Province providing electricity access to households that never had access to electricity with a goal of improving the economic condition of the population in the target provincial centers through improved utilization of electricity.
Papua New Guinea - Services for victims of gender Working with ChildFund NZ in Papua New Guinea to establish and promote a national, free-to-call hotline service providing information about, and support for, victims of gender-based violence (GBV) and their families.
Papua New Guinea - Health, education and livelihood for People with Disabilities Working with Christian Blind Mission NZ and the Callan Services National Institute in Papua New Guinea to socio-economically empower disabled persons, their families and caregivers so that they become active and productive members of society.  The Activity provides training in community-based rehabilitation; provision of community-based rehabilitation services; promotion of special/inclusive education; participation in income generating activities and more.
COVID-19 PNG Health Response New Zealand is exploring a potential deployment of New Zealand health professionals to Papua New Guinea in response to their COVID-19 outbreak.
Climate Finance for Community Resilience: Leprosy Mission New Zealand This Activity aims to increase resilience to climate change and disasters in Papua New Guinea for vulnerable communities focusing on women and people with disabilities. This includes increasing the resilience and adaptability of vulnerable communities to climate change, and protecting biodiversity.
Port Moresby Market This Activity supports improved market infrastructure in Port Moresby strengthening sustainable economic development.
MF1-02 Strongim Helt Long Komunity (Papua New Guinea Healthy Communities) Leprosy Mission New Zealand (LMNZ) will implement an activity to pilot a community-led healthcare model to support communities in National Capital District and Central Province in Papua New Guinea (PNG) to take ownership and make decisions to improve their health, funded through round one of Manaaki 2019.
Oxfam PNG El Nino Response in Simbu Province Provides immediate support to affected communities in Simbu Province affected by a prolonged drought caused by El Nino weather conditions in PNG. Oxfam will work with partners to provide safe water, sanitation and training in safe hygiene practices for communities.
Bougainville referendum regional police support mission In November 2018 New Zealand received a request from the Chief Secretaries of the Autonomous Bougainville Government and the Papua New Guinea Government to lead a regional police mission in Bougainville over the referendum period. The mission will provide neutral, unarmed, and non-operational support to the Bougainville Police Service over the referendum period. It will comprise a NZ-led team of 23 personnel from Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.
Support to Papua New Guinea Immunisation Programme In June 2018 a polio outbreak occurred in Papua New Guinea that highlighted low immunisation rates for a range of diseases. High levels of vaccination coverage, more than 80%, must be maintained to stop transmission and prevent outbreaks.  This activity involves partnering with Australia and the Global Vaccine Alliance to support the Government of Papua New Guinea to increase vaccination coverage in selected provinces.
Papua New Guinea - Sustainable Agriculture and Community Resilience Working with Caritas NZ to support agriculture and fishery-based alternative livelihoods for rural Papua New Guineans. This will be achieved through providing trainings in crop diversification, fishery activities, marketing and product development and establishing smallholder groups to generate sustainable incomes. Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities and practices will be implemented and disaster management plans developed.
Bougainville Healthy Communities Programme (BHCP): Phase 4 The Bougainville Healthy Communities Programme (BHCP) has grown over 18 years and 3 earlier phases into a comprehensive village-based and community-owned health and grassroots governance programme reaching more than 95% of the Bougainville population. BHCP aims to achieve Healthy, Inclusive and Empowered Communities by working closely with communities to improve health outcomes and work with increasingly formalised community governance structures.
Port Moresby Scholar and Alumni Event Fund 2023-2024 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.
Osi Tanata Incorporated This activity supports a cohesive network of Civil Society Organisations that work cooperatively with the new Autonomous Bougainville Government towards rebuilding Bougainville.
Improving Radio Broadcast Transmission in Bougainville Improved community access to news, views, and critical information in Bougainville, including in the lead up to the planned referendum on Bougainville’s future political status. This will be achieved through increased geographic coverage, quality, and consistency of radio transmission services in Bougainville.
Sorcery related violence awareness film This project seeks to support a feature length cinematic film for an international audience  to raise awareness for sorcery accusation related violence (SARV) and produce educational media content for use within Papua New Guinea to educate communities and contribute to reducing SARV throughout Papua New Guinea.
PF 2-350 Papua New Guinea Bougainville Healthy Communities Programme, the final phase Working with Leprosy Mission New Zealand and the Autonomous Bougainville Government to see Bougainville's vision of a sustainable village-based health programme fully established across 880 rural villages with most of Bougainville's 240,000 people able to access health services.
Private Sector Lead Firm Simbu Farmers Market Limited Co-investment with Simbu Farmers Market Ltd (SFML) to optimise its immediate business operating model by providing mechanisms to improve the quality and throughput of fresh produce to customers.
Fresh Produce Lead Firm Pacific Adventist University Farm This Activity aims to increase food security through support to Pacific Adventist University Farm and replace the import of expensive fresh food to Port Moresby, whilst contributing to the development of the local economy and community.
Papua New Guinea APEC Policing Programme (A12906) A programme supporting the provision of policing services by the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary during the APEC conference in Port Moresby.
Papua New Guinea 2024 Tertiary Scholarships Tertiary scholarships are offered to Papua New Guinea to progress development and workforce planning objectives. Anticipated outcomes:
<ul>  <li>The capability of scholars is increased</li>  <li>Scholars develop personal and professional connections to each other</li>  <li>Affinity is increased between New Zealand and scholars through a positive scholarship experience</li>  <li>Bilateral and regional objectives are supported by the Scholarships Programme</li> </ul>
NGO Drought Funding Round Drought relief activities delivered through New Zealand NGOs including the purchase and distribution of emergency supplies and supplemented by recovery activities to build community resilience - access to clean water and food security.
PF 9-542 PNG Healthy People Project Providing potable water to five villages, a health clinic, two schools and community facilities in the Bitokara area of Papua New Guinea.
Rehabilitation and Inclusive Education for Women's Empowerment in Papua New Guinea CBM (Christian Blind Mission International) will work with in-country partners to empower children and adults with disabilities to have autonomy and contribute meaningfully in an inclusive society. Women with disabilities will have improved health and functioning and girls with disabilities will demonstrate improved educational attainment.
Papua New Guinea Water and Sanitation Programme Working with Oxfam to implement a water, sanitation and hygiene education programme in Bougainville and the Papua New Guinea Highlands.
UN Bougainville Referendum Support Project The focus of this Activity is to ensure that key institutions are strengthened to support the Bougainville Referendum. The delivery of support is through New Zealands contribution to the United Nations assisting with the coordination of observers and some logistics.
Papua New Guinea Highlands Economic Development Programme Working with Oxfam New Zealand to support grassroots organisations in the Jiwaka, Simbu and Eastern Highlands Province by providing technical expertise to train community members in improved farming techniques for agricultural production of cash crops and small animals. The Activity will also provide training for activities around marketing, food processing and preservation techniques, and natural resource management.
Bougainville Governance Implementation Fund The Governance and Implementation Fund provides a financing mechanism to the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) to ‘help implement autonomy, improve good governance and implement public sector reform in Bougainville. GIF supports five areas of work: Implementing and understanding Autonomy; Good Government/Capacity Development; physical infrastructure to enable public sector expansion across Bougainville; Revenue and Economic Development; and Human Capital Development.
Private Sector Lead Firm Tininga Co-investment with Fresh Produce Lead Firm, Tininga to expand its broader wholesale business, especially in fresh produce. Support includes co-investing in a new depot, coordinated extension support to farmers, improvements in post-harvest practice and local staff increase in Tininga’s fresh produce operations. Tininga expects to increase supplies from 10-20 tonnes to 150 tonnes/month that improves returns to more than 600 smallholder farmers in Western Highlands and Jiwaka Provinces.
Foreign Service Training Programme The design and delivery of the Foreign Service Training Programme (FSTP) to the Papua New Guinea (PNG) Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) and other departments to build staff capacity in key areas (such as, communications, negotiations, trade and diplomatic craft) and promote consistency in foreign policy across the DFA and other PNG Government Departments. It also aims to improve trainee professionalism, command of English, and reflect PNG’s strengths and cultural diversity.
PNG Scholarships Assessment Support (A13066) Funding is to engage a PNG contractor for the scholarships assessment panel.  This involves assessing the 100 plus applications, ranking them based on agreed criteria, and interviewing the shortlisted applicants.
Bougainville Partnership (2024 - 2026) The Bougainville Partnerships activity supports governance, economic resilience and community cohesion.
PEP Project Management Supplier (PMS) Project Management Supplier to manage the implementation of Enga and the Rural on-grid electrification (ROGE) Projects.
Provided the PMS performs, we will procure them to allow MFAT to directly task the PMS will our PEP activities to implement on our behalf.
We anticipate that the PMS function will be divided into two roles:
1. Project Management Office - coordination of all activities tasked
2. Specific Tasking Notes - relating to specific activities required to be implemented.
Private Sector Lead Firm Co-funding with a PNG lead firm to expand its fresh produce business by developing depots, a cool store and extension services to farmers. This will enable three villages to increase production from 15 tonnes of produce (prior to MFATs co-investment) to 80 tonnes per month while growing their supplier base from 500 farmers to over 2500.
Small Projects Scheme (SPS) The NZ Aid Programme has operated a Small Projects Scheme (SPS) in Papua New Guinea since 2002 to provide a more rigorous framework for the distribution of grants aimed at supporting small scale development projects/activities.
2020 COVID-19 Preparedness and Response: Papua New Guinea WHO New Zealand support to the World Health Organisation’s (WHO’s) ongoing assistance to PNG as it responds to a growing outbreak of COVID-19. NZ$1m is requested to support its work in a range of areas including operational planning and readiness, surveillance detection, risk communication, and case management.
PF 6-489 Papua New Guinea -Improved health for the Hanuabada community Working with World Vision NZ this Activity aims to improve the health of more than 17,950 people (2,500 households) by increasing access to safe drinking water, improving hygiene and sanitation behaviour of people living in Hanuabada, an indigenous community in Port Moresby.
Women’s Empowerment through Inclusive Eye Health, Rehabilitation and Education Services in PNG The overall goal of this Activity is for women and girls living in remote communities in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea to have improved access to eye health, rehabilitation and education services to enhance their safety, health and well-being, improve autonomy and enable better quality of life.
PNG Power Ltd Executive General Manager Finance  and Share Services (EGMFSS) This activity aims to strengthen and support a state owned enterprise in Papua New Guinea.
Mission Aviation Fellowship Support to COVID-19 Papua New Guinea COVID-19 response fund.
Gordons Market Upgrade Supports the upgrading and expansion of the Gordons Market in Port Moresby including assistance to the National Capital District Commission (NCDC) to improve market management. This project is co-funded by NCDC.
Drought Adaptation Strategies in PNG Highlands Provides immediate support to affected communities in Enga Province and potentially other areas affected by a prolonged drought as a result of the El Nino Weather conditions in PNG. The Activity will work through the District Authorities in Wapenamanda and Wabag districts in Enga Province initially to deliver agriculture drought strategies, followed by assistance to address water needs.
Strengthening Services for Survivors of Gender-based Violence in Papua New Guinea Phase 3 Pipeline activity: Possible extension of the GBV Hotline, Childfund.
This Activity aims to improve the well-being and safety of GBV survivors through a strengthened protection system, better access to information and improved quality of services through the 1-Tok Kaunselin Helpim Lain.
Save the Children Health and HIV/AIDS Programme This activity supports the delivery of rural based health services in East Sepik.
Strengthening Services for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Papua New Guinea <ul>  <li>The <strong>1-Tok Kaunselin Helpim Lain</strong> is a national toll free telephone counselling service which provides quality information, safety planning and referrals to survivors of Gender Based Violence in Papua New Guinea. Referral advice will be improved via stronger data collection, tracking mechanisms and sector-strengthening activities in three target provinces. Management of the hotline will be transitioned to the Government of Papua New Guinea’s Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee in Y3/4.</li> </ul>
Support to Kimbe Market To co-fund, in Partnership with the Government of Australia, the redevelopment of the Kimbe Market infrastructure, a key element to improving conditions and access for female vendors and others in the informal market.
Papua New Guinea - Strengthening Communities for Children (Rigo district) Working with ChildFund to address the multiple risks to childhood development. The Activity will provide toilets, water systems, physical rehabilitation for schools; attract and retain teachers and health workers (including for maternal health); provide immunisations; and establish backyard gardens for nutrition and income.
MF5-04 Paediatric Critical Care Capacity Building Project in Papua New Guinea This activity will achieve its goals through the provision of a higher standard of paediatric care (through PLS and APLS training), ensuring local partners are able to continue training future to front-line healthcare workers (through GIC courses), and the provision of a higher standard of tailored care for the most vulnerable members of PNG society (through gender and disability awareness trainings).
2018 Earthquake Papua New Guinea Support to the Government of Papua New Guinea in response to the Hela province Earthquake.
SFML Drought Mitigation and Adaptation in Simbu Provides urgent assistance to 70,000 people in Simbu Province whose livelihoods and well-being have been severely affected by an pro-longed drought. Activities include: installing gravity-fed water systems in five communities, increasing awareness of drought mitigation strategies among farmers, and propagating and distributing of planting materials.
Papua New Guinea - Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Project Working with World Vision in Papua New Guinea to target the different levels of the rural health system, from community-level health workers to district and provincial health facilities and staff. Services will be strengthened through capacity building, awareness, and service provision support.
Fred Hollows Foundation New Zealand Centre of Excellence Ophthalmology Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea (PNG) has the highest rate of blindness in the Pacific. This funding supports a centre of excellence (COE) in ophthalmology in Port Moresby with the Fred Hollows Foundation.
The COE will be a state-of-the-art facility not only delivering eye health services to patients but also training in ophthalmology. The COE will be a practical central base for the local eye care team.
Papua New Guinea Foreign Policy Training Foreign policy training for new and existing foreign policy and trade officials in Papua New Guinea.
2021 COVID-19 Outbreak Papua New Guinea Deployment Emergency Response to the COVID-19 Outbreak in Papua New Guinea in 2021, through deployment of medical personnel, relief supplies including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Emergency High Commission or Embassy Fund (EHEF), and New Zealand Disaster Response Partnership (NZDRP) local NGO assistance.
Women's Political Leadership and Participation (2019-2022) This Activity seeks to support women's equal participation in public life and within political processes by providing support to the UN Women Programme "Women Make the Change: Increased voice for women in political participation".
Bougainville Elections Assistance Support to the Office of Bougainville Electoral Commission (OBEC) to prepare for and successfully conduct credible elections in May 2015. Support includes deploying Technical Advisors (TA) with relevant elections expertise to work alongside their BEC counterparts.
Papua New Guinea -  The PNG Leprosy Control Partnership Working with Leprosy Mission New Zealand to build sustainable, quality leprosy diagnosis and treatment capacity in health facilities using a systems level approach, and target active case detection work in high prevalence 'hotspots' in Papua New Guinea. Partnerships will be development between communities and organisations country-wide, to ensure disease control and provision of ongoing support.
Programme legal support Procurement of a legal supplier to design and draft the Managing Services Contract (MSC) for the PEP suite of activities.
Most likely in the form of a deed and subsequent tasking contracts.
PF 6-499 Papua New Guinea - Improved livelihoods and well-being for women and their families Working with rural women and men farmers, community organisations, private enterprises and government agencies to address the livelihoods needs of farming families in rural areas of the Papua New Guinea Highlands.
Rural On Grid Extension Project (ROGEP) This activity will extend the Port Moresby grid by 80km and provide electricity to 5,500 rural households, six schools and four health clinics (33,000 direct beneficiaries) in the Central Province
Papua New Guinea - Community Economic Mobilisation Project Working with World Vision to establish 20 producer groups and connect these groups to local and domestic markets in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea.  30 community savings and credit groups will be established to provide financial services that enable households to save for planned and unplanned expenditure.
Agriculture Investment and Support Programme This activity will support initiatives to address issues and constraints within the fresh produce supply chain.