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Australia Overview

$20.04 M Total contributions in revenue for 2022

$5.60 M Regular resources (core) in revenue for 2022

$14.44 M Other resources (non-Core) in revenue for 2022

$11.13 M Other resources: Spent Expenditures can be higher than the revenue because revenue can be carried over from one year to another

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Recipient Country IATI Identifier Outcome Description

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XM-DAC-41146-SLB_D_3.2 Women and Girls, especially from particular groups (with disabilities, rural, sexual and gender minorities) from target countries, who experience violence have access to quality essential services (health, social service, police and justice) to recover from violence

$678,398 $410,898 $267,500

$439,468

SLB_D_3.2.1 National actors (government and CSO) develop and implement best practice standards and guidelines for multisector services.

$2,042,663

$1,407,026

$1,003,134

SLB_D_3.2.2 Frontline service providers have strengthened capacity to provide quality services to gender-based violence survivors

$787,330

$572,804

$430,574

XM-DAC-41146-APA_D_2.2 More women lead, participate and have access to business opportunities to advance sustainable and inclusive growth (Outcome 7)

$847,253 $565,211 $282,042

$241,679

APA_D_2.2.1 Knowledge: Women’s networks, public institutions and the private sector in the EU and Asia share expertise and knowledge to advance an enabling business environment for women’s economic empowerment

$2,311,980

$2,010,715

$1,973,694

APA_D_2.2.2 Capacity development and technical assistance: Women-owned business and entrepreneurs have increased capacity to engage with governments and private sector companies in policies and dialogues for advancement of women’s economic empowerment in selected countries in Asia

$2,001,946

$1,151,426

$1,173,032

APA_D_2.2.3 Advocacy and representation: More private sector companies implement the WEPs, including the gender-sensitive business culture and practices in EU and Asia

$1,909,015

$1,224,444

$1,321,422

XM-DAC-41146-APA_D_3.1 An enabling legislative and policy environment in line with international standards on EVAW and other forms of discrimination is in place and translated into action

$1,280,459 $1,162,851 $117,608

$269,473

XM-DAC-41146-APA_D_3.2 Favorable social norms, attitudes and behaviors are promoted at national, community and individual levels to prevent VAW

$528,695 $506,694 $22,001

$323,694

APA_D_3.2.1 Advocacy and social mobilisation: Women, girls, men and boys at community and individual level are educated and mobilised in favour of respectful relationships and gender equality

$1,942,355

$1,425,854

$1,235,394

XM-DAC-41146-APA_D_6.1 Governments and civil society are able to assess and inform progress in the implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, the SDGs as well as other global and regional normative frameworks

$1,221,871 $3,817,940 $0

$14,095

XM-DAC-41146-APA_D_6.6 Women are empowered to build resilient, cohesive and peaceful communities to prevent radicalisation and violent extremism

$214,693 $496,692 $0

$253,657

XM-DAC-41146-APA_D_6.8 Timely gender-sensitive data on the impact and responses to crisis, including COVID-19, are produced and their use is promoted to inform policies, programmes, advocacy and research

$1,487,865 $1,728,694 $0

$1,099,936

XM-DAC-41146-APA_D_6.9 Gender statistics, sex-disaggregated data, and knowledge are produced, analysed and used to inform policymaking, advocacy and accountability for delivering gender equality and women’s empowerment results

$1,408,298 $130,584 $1,277,714

$93,274

XM-DAC-41146-APA_O_3 High quality of programmes through knowledge, innovation, results-based management and evaluation

$0 $0 $0

$82,277

XM-DAC-41146-THA_D_2.1 More women lead, participate and have access to business opportunities to advance sustainable and inclusive growth

$234,284 $239,998 $0

$83,874

THA_D_2.1.1 Knowledge: Women’s networks, public institutions and the private sector in the EU and Asia share expertise and knowledge to advance an enabling business environment for women’s economic empowerment

$443,862

$261,941

$223,136

THA_D_2.1.2 Capacity development and technical assistance: Women-owned business and entrepreneurs have increased capacity to engage with governments and private sector companies in policies and dialogues for advancement of women’s economic empowerment

$466,808

$227,955

$130,152

THA_D_2.1.3 Advocacy and representation: More private sector companies implement the WEPs, including the gender-sensitive business culture and practices in EU and the country

$398,247

$218,064

$286,725

XM-DAC-41146-TON_D_3.1 Women and men in target communities demonstrate support to survivors of violence and practice balanced power in their relationships.

$289,850 $0 $289,850

TON_D_3.1.1 Women, girls, men and boys in target communities demonstrate changed attitudes on gender equality and violence against women and girls.

$859,790

$400,050

$353,708

TON_D_3.1.2 Government partners and civil society organizations have increased capacity to develop and - implement national prevention strategies, policies and programmes to prevent VAWG, including social norms change.

$57,536

XM-DAC-41146-TON_D_3.2 Women and Girls, especially from particular groups (with disabilities, rural, sexual and gender minorities) from target countries, who experience violence have access to quality essential services (health, social service, police and justice) to recover from violence

$27,500 $220,500 $0

$67,361

TON_D_3.2.1 National actors (government and CSO) develop and implement best practice standards and guidelines for multisector services.

$80,002

$20,000

$19,412

TON_D_3.2.2 Frontline service providers have strengthened capacity to provide quality services to gender-based violence survivors

$126,198

$234,065

$183,643

XM-DAC-41146-VUT_D_2.5 Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy

$1,380,394 $445,092 $935,302

XM-DAC-41146-VNM_D_2.1 SN Outcome 2 (CF Outcome 3). Shared Prosperity through Economic Transformation By 2026, people in Viet Nam, especially those at risk of being left behind, will contribute to and benefit equitably from more sustainable, inclusive and gender-responsive economic transformation based on innovation, entrepreneurship, enhanced productivity, competitiveness, and decent work.

$2,173,584 $1,691,734 $481,850

$381,299

year	planned budget
2025	$490,000
2026	$450,000

VNM_D_2.1.1 Private sector actors are equipped with sustainable, inclusive and responsible business models and practices aligned with the Women’s Economic Empowerment Principles, to advance the economic empowerment of women and to promote women-led/owned SMEs. [Revision from the CF output 3.3] Sustainable, inclusive and responsible business models and practices including MSMEs, and cooperatives are promoted to increase productivity, trade development and innovation, and improve working conditions and compliance, with special focus on economic empowerment of the poor, ethnic minorities and women.

$2,508,325

$1,906,262

$1,929,014

VNM_D_2.1.2 Government partners accountability to gender equality and women’s empowerment and women-owned micro business and cooperatives (particularly micro business, cooperatives owned/led by poor women or ethnic minority groups) demonstrate increased innovative capacities, and higher productivity and profitability, and sustaining resilient livelihood models through UN Women’s support. [Revision from the CF output 3.3] Sustainable, inclusive and responsible business models and practices including MSMEs, and cooperatives are promoted to increase productivity, trade development and innovation, and improve working conditions and compliance, with special focus on economic empowerment of the poor, ethnic minorities and women.

$2,363,445

$378,906

$304,602

VNM_D_2.1.3 Evidence-based options and mechanisms are promoted to expand public and private finance for achieving gender equality agenda under SDGs (Revision from the CF Output 3.5: Evidence-based options and mechanisms are promoted to expand public and private finance for achieving SDGs)

$885,841

$515,888

$401,094

XM-DAC-41146-VNM_D_3.1 SN Outcome 3 (CF Outcome 4) Governance and Access to Justice By 2026, people in Viet Nam, especially those at risk of being left behind, will have benefited from and have contributed to a more just, safe and inclusive society based on improved governance, more responsive institutions, strengthened rule of law and the protection of and respect for human rights, gender equality, and freedom from all forms of violence and discrimination in line with international standards.

$3,685,445 $1,791,502 $1,893,943

$195,034

year	planned budget
2025	$465,000
2026	$460,000

VNM_D_3.1.1 SN Output 3.1 [CF Output 4.3]: The social, institutional and legal environment is enhanced to accelerate the achievement of gender equality, empowerment, participation and decision-making of women and to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, girls and LGBTIQ persons).

$4,737,481

$2,896,734

$2,444,067

VNM_D_3.1.2 SN Output 3.2 State and non-state actors are equipped with knowledge, skills and tools to support the transformation of social norms and practices and actions (polices and laws) for the elimination gender-based violence and all forms of abuse, exploitation and discrimination against vulnerable groups. [Revision from the CF Output 4.4] Socio cultural attitudes and practices, accountability and legal and policy frameworks are transformed to eliminate gender-based violence and all forms of abuse, exploitation and discrimination against vulnerable groups

$2,513,746

$1,295,584

$1,117,952

VNM_D_3.1.3 SN Output 3.3: UN Women effectively supports accountability of the UN for the commitments on GEWE.

$215,333

$157,224

$155,763

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