ACFID and the RDI Network respectfully acknowledges all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Traditional Custodians of Country and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters, culture and community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
Governance
ACFID’s membership meets once a year at the ACFID National Conference to hold an AGM, elect a Board which governs the organisation during the year, elect the Code of Conduct Committee which governs the ACFID Code of Conduct and discuss major developments that affect the aid and development sector in Australia.
The powers of ACFID Council and its Board are set out in our Constitution, while the goals and directions of ACFID are set out in our Strategic Plan.
A Secretariat based in Canberra, under the direction of our Executive Director, implements ACFID’s Strategic Plan.
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ACFID Council
ACFID is composed of a membership of Australian not-for-profit organisations that work in the field of international aid and development. This membership is also known as the ACFID Council (the Council).
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ACFID Board
ACFID is governed by an Executive Committee that is elected by ACFID’s members, also known as the ACFID Council. ACFID’s Executive Committee, also known as the ExCom, is made up of eight members that serve two-year terms and are eligible for reappointment.
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Annual Reports
ACFID’s Annual Reports are a way we report on our activities and demonstrate our accountability. Download the most recent ones.
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ACFID Constitution
The ACFID Constitution specifies the rules governing the relationship between and activities of the Secretariat, its Executive Committee and members.
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ACFID Strategic Plan
ACFID’s Strategic Plan 2015-2020 sets out our strategic goals, thematic focus areas, and key result areas.
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Governance Committees
The ACFID Board is supported by two permanent governance sub-committees, and one independent governance committee - the Code of Conduct Committee (CCC). These committees report to the Board at each of their four annual meetings.