Josefa and Agapito are members of a Savings Group run by Oxfam local partner Kdadalak Sulimutuk Institute (KSI). Before joining Josefa joined her Savings Group, she was not saving money. Through regular attendance she has been able to hit her savings goals and purchase some livestock.

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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.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances, as well as a range of kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

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Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. As part of these infrastructure upgrades school children in Wainibuku have better access to and from schools . This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone.

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. As part of these infrastructure upgrades school children in Wainibuku have better access to and from schools . This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone.

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. As part of these infrastructure upgrades school children in Wainibuku have better access to and from schools . This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone.

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. As part of these infrastructure upgrades school children in Wainibuku have better access to and from schools . This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone.

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. As part of these infrastructure upgrades school children in Wainibuku have better access to and from schools . This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone.

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. As part of these infrastructure upgrades school children in Wainibuku have better access to and from schools . This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone.

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. As part of these infrastructure upgrades school children in Wainibuku have better access to and from schools . This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone.

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. I This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone. This project is supporting the community members of Kasavu better access to markets, schools and health care services

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. I This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone. This project is supporting the community members of Kasavu better access to markets, schools and health care services

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. I This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone. This project is supporting the community members of Kasavu better access to markets, schools and health care services

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. I This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone. This project is supporting the community members of Kasavu better access to markets, schools and health care services

Australia through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) in partnership with the Fiji Government has provided an AUD72 million concessional, results-based financing package, to support the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million for the Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project. This project is designed to bolster Fiji's post-pandemic economic recovery while simultaneously enhancing its resilience to climate change. In Viti Levu, nine strategically located bridges are undergoing upgrades for increased climate resilience. These bridges include: Bulu Bridge, Korovou Bridge, Matewale Crossing, Tavualevu Bridge, Velovelo Bridge, Vuniyasi Bridge, Waidalice Bridge, Wainawi Bridge, and Yaqara Bridge. This targeted infrastructure investment forms a cornerstone of Fiji's efforts to promote economic growth and ensure safe, reliable transport networks for its citizens and exemplifies the deep-rooted partnership between Australia and Fiji, fostering sustainable development and reinforcing the nation's infrastructure backbone. These upgrades are helping school children in wanibuku access better transportation to and from school.

Under the AIFFP supported Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project, Australia is supporting the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million. One of the areas that is benefitting is Wainibuku, Shopkeeper Tuilevu Lasarua talks about how the upgrade is helping his community.

Under the AIFFP supported Fiji Transport Infrastructure Restoration Project, Australia is supporting the island nation in repairing and updating its roads and bridges. The financing package includes a grant of AUD14.7 million. One of the areas that is benefitting is Wainibuku, Shopkeeper Tuilevu Lasarua talks about how the upgrade is helping his community.