The impact story shows the work of Showers of Blessing in Zimbabwe, a Relief and Development partner of Global Mission Partners in Australia. Judith's village receives the gift of safe water. The project is supported by ANCP and DFAT. The video has been created for the ANCP 50th Anniversary event in November 2024.

The launch was held at the Ministry of Health and Medical Services Boardroom, South Tarawa, Kiribati.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. The schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. The schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. The schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. The schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. The schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. the schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. The schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. the schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. the schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. the schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College.

As DFAT's grant delivery partner, UNICEF hosted a WASH in Schools Awards ceremony on 2 Aug 24 in Bairiki South Tarawa. Awards were presented to three South Tarawa schools for the best WASH related initiatives. Each school wins an Australian-funded permanent WASH station. The schools are: Tabontemaneaba Primary School, Ngaon te Rabakau Junior Secondary School and William Goward Memorial College. This video was played at the event. It highlights WASH efforts by participating schools.

“Water scarcity and salinity are the two major issues that I have faced with my family while living here on Betio,” says Teaeto Kannanoia, a pre-school teacher in Kiribati. Teaeto has worked as a pre-school teacher at St. Betero for more than 10 years. Betio is the largest township in the capital city of South Tarawa. Teaeto was excited when she heard that a solar water distillation unit would be installed at her preschool by ChildFund Kiribati, supported through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership response to the Kiribati drought. Water from the unit now supports the 180 children who attend the preschool, as well as 780 households in the surrounding community. The unit is looked after by the preschool teachers.

Rebecca Valentine from the Australian Embassy’s Climate and Infrastructure team and Ervan Maksum, Deputy of Infrastructure at Indonesia's National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) came together this month to open the Sub-National Road Evaluation and Policy Dialogue. The special event was great opportunity for experts to meet and discuss future policies and priorities to improve road networks across Indonesia. Through our Indonesia Australia Partnership for Infrastructure (#KIAT), Australia and Indonesia have successfully upgraded more than 6,000 km of roads in the province of West Nusa Tenggara and regencies of West Lombok and Probolinggo.

Rebecca Valentine from the Australian Embassy’s Climate and Infrastructure team and Ervan Maksum, Deputy of Infrastructure at Indonesia's National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) came together this month to open the Sub-National Road Evaluation and Policy Dialogue. The special event was great opportunity for experts to meet and discuss future policies and priorities to improve road networks across Indonesia. Through our Indonesia Australia Partnership for Infrastructure (#KIAT), Australia and Indonesia have successfully upgraded more than 6,000 km of roads in the province of West Nusa Tenggara and regencies of West Lombok and Probolinggo.

Rebecca Valentine from the Australian Embassy’s Climate and Infrastructure team and Ervan Maksum, Deputy of Infrastructure at Indonesia's National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) came together this month to open the Sub-National Road Evaluation and Policy Dialogue. The special event was great opportunity for experts to meet and discuss future policies and priorities to improve road networks across Indonesia. Through our Indonesia Australia Partnership for Infrastructure (#KIAT), Australia and Indonesia have successfully upgraded more than 6,000 km of roads in the province of West Nusa Tenggara and regencies of West Lombok and Probolinggo.

Rebecca Valentine from the Australian Embassy’s Climate and Infrastructure team and Ervan Maksum, Deputy of Infrastructure at Indonesia's National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) came together this month to open the Sub-National Road Evaluation and Policy Dialogue. The special event was great opportunity for experts to meet and discuss future policies and priorities to improve road networks across Indonesia. Through our Indonesia Australia Partnership for Infrastructure (#KIAT), Australia and Indonesia have successfully upgraded more than 6,000 km of roads in the province of West Nusa Tenggara and regencies of West Lombok and Probolinggo.

Australia Assists deployee Amit Tandon is supporting the Ministry of Infrastructure & Sustainable Energy (MISE) in Kiribati through his work as a Wash Advisor. He is pictured here conducting sanitation repair work as part of World Water Day.

Australia Assists deployee Amit Tandon is supporting the Ministry of Infrastructure & Sustainable Energy (MISE) in Kiribati through his work as a Wash Advisor. He is pictured here conducting sanitation repair work as part of World Water Day.

Australia Assists deployee Amit Tandon is supporting the Ministry of Infrastructure & Sustainable Energy (MISE) in Kiribati through his work as a Wash Advisor. He is pictured here conducting sanitation repair work as part of World Water Day.

Australia Assists deployee Amit Tandon is supporting the Ministry of Infrastructure & Sustainable Energy (MISE) in Kiribati through his work as a Wash Advisor. He is pictured here conducting sanitation repair work as part of World Water Day.

Australia Assists deployee Ulf is supporting the ASEAN AHA Centre through his work as a Protection, Gender, and Inclusion Consultant.

Australia Assists deployee Amit Tandon is supporting the Ministry of Infrastructure & Sustainable Energy (MISE) in Kiribati through his work as a Wash Advisor. He is pictured here conducting sanitation repair work as part of World Water Day.

Australia Assists deployees Penaia Kautia and Darren Wynn worked with UNDP to support the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC) in Honiara, providing logistical support during the Solomon Islands election period.