Australian Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Assistance for a Changed World

Afghan refugee Saleema visits the refugee school that she attended as a child. During school visits, Saleema helps raise awareness about the importance of education and dares young refugees, especially girls, to dream of a better tomorrow. Photo: Amsal Naeem/UNHCR
Ahead of the 2022 Federal Election, ACFID released a series of policy briefs on the critical issues that will define our world and region over the next decade — COVID-19, conflict and competition, and climate change.  These briefs provide new ideas for the future of Australia’s development cooperation and humanitarian assistance and aim to help shape a shared future with our partners to fulfil the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
Civil Society as a Cornerstone of Effective and Inclusive Development
Humanitarian Action for those in Greatest Need
Breaking the Intergenerational Cycle of Poverty
Strengthening Australia’s Efforts to Address Gender Inequality
Disability Inclusion in the
Australian Aid Program
Mobilising Development Finance for Economic Growth and Social Impact
Combatting the Greatest Threat to Livelihoods, Security, and Wellbeing
Strong, Responsive and Resilient Health Systems in the Indo-Pacific
Accessible Versions
- Elevating Development to the Heart of Australian Foreign Policy
- Civil Society as a Cornerstone of Effective and Inclusive Development
- Humanitarian Action for those in Greatest Need
- Breaking the Intergenerational Cycle of Poverty
- Disability Inclusion in the Australian Aid Program
- Mobilising Development Finance for Economic Growth and Social Impact
- Combatting the Greatest Threat to Livelihoods, Security, and Wellbeing