In an earlier post, I outlined the merit of an alternative model of training that might replace...
Category - Australian aid
A new model of health workforce training
A new model of health workforce training has the potential to be an innovative, cost-effective...
A private menagerie: Australia’s parliamentary inquiry into the...
The federal parliamentary inquiry into the role of the private sector in development, commissioned...
More details on the Australian Volunteers cuts
Courtesy of an email sent to returned volunteers from Scope Global, we now have much more...
Should Australia partner with Coke in the Pacific?
On 27 June at the Liberal Federal Council, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop observed that ‘Coca-Cola...
Why Australian aid cuts are harmful for Afghanistan
The Abbott government has cut Australia’s aid to Afghanistan by 40 per cent in the 2015-16 budget...
DFAT’s new health strategy: a new approach?
The Australian government recently released its 2015-2020 Health for Development Strategy. This...
A finger on the pulse: new polls of Australian public opinion on...
Results from several polls released in the last month provide new insights into how Australians...
Phase 1 of the 2015 aid stakeholder survey now live
We’ve just pressed send on the first phase of the 2015 aid stakeholder survey. Surveys have now...
Sticker shock: what the AIIB will cost the Australian aid program
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) membership debate was largely a foreign policy...