A B C D E F G H I J K AG Capabilities for Implementing Sources Program Authorities Overseeing Agency Implementing Agency Budget Overview and Purpose Guiding Document Prerequisites, requirements, findings 1 Capacity Building Personnel Infrastructure Australian Civilian Corps None found at time of Department of Foreign Australian Civilian Corps Australian Civilian A$7.9 million The Australian Civilian Corps (ACC) was formed in 2011 to bridge the gap None found at time of The budget for the 2014/15 financial year allows the [1]Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Development (ACC) report Affairs and Trade (ACC) Corps (ACC) (2014-2015) [1] between emergency relief and long term recovery programs, and to enhance report government to deploy around 40 specialists for 6 months Trade. "Overview of the Australian Civilian specialists the quality of ’s response to situations of disaster and conflict. Since each deployment. ACC specialists deploy as Australian Corps." Australian Civilian Corps. Available: http://dfat.gov.au/aid/topics/investment- its establishment, the ACC has undertaken over 100 deployments in over 15 Government officials under the Australian Civilian Corps Act priorities/building- countries, the majority in Asia and the Pacific. The ACC register is comprised 2011. All specialists are trained and prepared in advance of resilience/acc/Pages/australian-civilian- of over 500 experienced civilian specialists with expertise in fields including deployment, and are typically deployed for between three to corps.aspx aid coordination, disaster risk reduction, electoral assistance, health twelve months. [1] administration, engineering, and law and justice. Consistent with the government’s new development policy the Minister of Foreign Affairs has approved a new ACC mandate - “to provide Australian specialists, primarily to help our neighbours in the Indo-Pacific region, to prevent, prepare for stabilise and recover from disasters and conflict”. This allows the ACC to help build resilience of countries at risk of or emerging from conflict or disaster.[1]

2 Infrastructure Education, Training and None found at time of Department of Australian Centre for The Australian A$33 million over The scope of this program includes a focus on building capacity in partner Australian International None found at time of report [1]Australian Government. Australian Centre for Development Capacity Building report Agriculture International Agricultural International Food 4 years for all countries to accelerate research delivery and adoption of innovations, Food Security Centre International Agricultural Research. Australian (Program 5) Research (ACIAR) Security Centre AIFSC programs[1] including through rapid upgrading of scientists and policy makers. The (AIFSC): Strategy 2012 – International Food Security Centre (AIFSC): Strategy 2012 – 2022 . (2013). Available: (AIFSC) program would build capacity of both individuals and institutions in Africa, 2022 http://aciar.gov.au/aifsc/sites/default/files/imag through a range of activities from PhD scholarships to in-country training. It es/aifsc_strategy_2013.pdf will build formal linkages and two-way staff exchanges between Australian and African universities, thereby fostering scientist-to-scientist and institution- to-institution linkages, playing a modest yet important role in strengthening relationships, understanding and capability. This program will complement the broader education and training programs supported by AusAID, ACIAR and the Crawford Fund.[1]

3 Infrastructure Indonesia Infrastructure None found at time of Department of Foreign Australian Aid SMEC International A$336 million, for IndII is an Australian Aid initiative managed by SMEC International on behalf Indonesia Infrastructure None found at time of report [1]Australian Aid “Indonesia Infrastructure Development Initiative (IndII) Phase II report Affairs and Trade [1] 2005-2014[2] of the Australian Government. Its goal is to promote economic growth by Initiative Phase II Initiative.” March 19, 2015. Available: working with the Government of Indonesia to enhance infrastructure policy, Implementation Document http://www.indii.co.id/ [2]Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and planning and investment. IndII was originally established for a three-year July 2011 - June 2015. Trade. "Infrastructure Assistance in Indonesia". period ending in June 2011. A follow-on project is now underway and will Available: Development Assistance in Indonesia . Available: operate until June 2015. IndII focuses primarily on water and sanitation http://www.dfat.gov.au/abo http://www.dfat.gov.au/geo/indonesia/develop issues and on transport by road, rail and sea, as well as a number of cross- ut- ment-assistance/Pages/infrastructure-assistance- sectoral policy issues. All of IndII’s activities are designed to build local us/publications/Documents/ in-indonesia.aspx capacity at both national and sub-national levels. IndII coordinates its efforts infrastructure-imp-doc- with other donors participating in major infrastructure projects, and annexes-ipm.pdf promotes partnerships between government and the private sector. A selection of its current work includes incentive grants for local governments to invest in their water utility companies, assisting with the development of national master plans for ports and railways, and formulating new guidelines Draftand procedures for the management of transport sector public service obligations. [1]

4 A B C D E F G H I J K AG Capabilities for Implementing Sources Program Authorities Overseeing Agency Implementing Agency Budget Overview and Purpose Guiding Document Prerequisites, requirements, findings 1 Capacity Building Personnel Infrastructure International Mining for None found at time of Department of Foreign Australian Aid University of A$31 million, for The International Mining for Development Centre (IM4DC) was established in International Mining for None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Development Development Centre report Affairs and Trade Western Australia 2011-2015[1] 2011 with funding from the Australian aid program. It draws on Australian Development Centre AusAID Trade. "Extractives sector development (IM4DC) and the University of expertise and experience in the mining sector, and is delivered through a Activity Proposal by UWA assistance initiatives". Extractives sector development assistance. Available: Queensland[1] partnership between the University of Western Australia and the University and UQ http://www.dfat.gov.au/aid/topics/investment- of Queensland. The IM4DC provides education and training, fellowships, Available: priorities/infrastructure-trade-facilitation- research, and advice in order to build knowledge, skills and institutional http://www.dfat.gov.au/abo international-competitiveness/extractives-sector- capacity within resource-rich developing countries. It aims to support ut- development-assistance/Pages/extractives- developing countries to manage their natural resources well, maximize the us/publications/Pages/inter sector-development-assistance-initiatives.aspx opportunities from resource production, and minimize undesirable impacts. national-mining-for- Core themes are governance and regulation, community and environmental development-centre-ausaid- sustainability, and operational effectiveness across the mining lifecycle. By activity-proposal-by-uwa- the end of its third year of operation, in June 2014, the IM4DC had trained and-uq.aspx more than 1,800 individuals from over 50 developing countries through 70 short courses, workshops and study tours. It had also completed 50 research projects.[1]

5 Institution Building Asia Pacific Forestry Skills None found at time of Department of Department of None found at time A $12.1 million for The Asia-Pacific Forestry Skills and Capacity Building Programme commenced None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Agriculture. "Asia and Capacity Building report Agriculture Agriculture, Fisheries and of report all of Phase II[2] in 2007 to assist countries in the Asia-Pacific region increase their forest report Pacific Forestry Skills and Capacity Building Program - Phase II Forestry (DAFF) management expertise and improve carbon sequestration performance of Programme." International Forestry . February 25, 2015. Available: their forests. The programme concluded in June 2014.[1] http://www.agriculture.gov.au/forestry/internati onal/asia-pacific-forestry-program. [2]Austrailan Department of Agriculture. "Making headway with sustainable forest management to help combat climate change." International Forestry. February 25, 2015. Available: http://www.agriculture.gov.au/forestry/internati 6 onal/asia-pacific-forestry-program/forest- management-climate-change Institution Building Government Partnerships None found at time of Department of Foreign Government Partnerships Organizations funded A$18 million from Government Partnerships for Development (GPFD) is a competitive funding None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and for Development (GPFD) report Affairs and Trade for Development (GPFD) through GPFD 2015-2018 .est[2] program which provides funds to eligible Australian public sector report Trade. "Government Partnerships for organisations to partner with public sector organisations in developing Development (GPFD)". Available: http://dfat.gov.au/about-us/grants-tenders- countries. GPFD supports economic growth and poverty alleviation in funding/funding-schemes/pages/government- developing countries in the Indian Ocean, Asia and Pacific Regions. GPFD partnerships-for-development-gpfd.aspx funding is also available to assist developing countries to implement the [2]Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and development agendas of high-level intergovernmental organisations such as, Trade. "Government Partnerships for but not limited to, the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, Development (GPFD)". Funding Schemes . Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), East Asia Summit (EAS), Available: http://dfat.gov.au/about-us/grants- Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA), Pacific Islands Forum (PIFs), Secretariat tenders-funding/funding- of Pacific Community (SPC) and G20 initiatives supporting developing schemes/Pages/government-partnerships-for- countries.[1] development-gpfd.aspx

7 Draft Institution Building Illegal Logging: Regional None found at time of Department of Funding goes to the Implementing A$8 million total The $8 million Illegal Logging: Regional Capacity Building Partnership, None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Agriculture. "Illegal Capacity Building report Agriculture implementing Partners program budget[1] announced on 13 December 2012, aims to build capacity in the Asia Pacific report Logging: Regional Capacity Building Partnership." Partnership organizations: Nature region to implement timber legality verification systems. The Illegal Logging: International Forestr y. February 25, 2015. Available: Conservancy amd the Regional Capacity Building Partnership provided $6 million to fund the http://www.agriculture.gov.au/forestry/internati International Tropical Responsible Asia Forestry and Trade Partnership and Program, led by The onal/reg-cap-bldg-pship Timber Organization Nature Conservancy and $2 million to fund the International Tropical Timber Organization managed Thematic Programme on Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade. Through the implementing partners, the program will support a wide range of projects including engagement of governments and industry on timber legality verification systems and providing technical support to forest managers.[1]

8 A B C D E F G H I J K AG Capabilities for Implementing Sources Program Authorities Overseeing Agency Implementing Agency Budget Overview and Purpose Guiding Document Prerequisites, requirements, findings 1 Capacity Building Personnel Institution Building Monitoring Trends in None found at time of Department of Foreign Australian Council for Center for Global A$1.5 million, for Monitoring Trends in Educational Growth (MTEG) is a service that involves None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Educational Growth report Affairs and Trade Educational Research Education 2012-2017 [1] ACER staff working closely with educational policy makers and researchers in report Trade. "Education Initiatives". Education and (ACER) Monitoring (GEM) a country to develop an assessment program that meets the country’s Health Aid. Available: http://www.dfat.gov.au/aid/topics/investment- monitoring needs while being based as closely as possible on a set of defined priorities/education- design principles and quality standards. As the name suggests, the program health/education/Pages/education- focuses on changes in learning outcomes over time, by looking at how much initiatives.aspx students are growing in their proficiency as they move through the school [2]Australian Center for Education Research. system and at patterns over time in the results of comparable groups.[2] "Monitoring Trends in Educational Growth". Center for Global Education Monitoring. Available: 9 http://www.acer.edu.au/gem/activities/mteg Institution Building Nauru Police Force Police None found at time of Australian Federal International Deployment AFP Advisors Part of the The Nauru Police Force Police Capacity Program (NPFPCP) is a bilateral None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Federal Police. International Capacity Program report Police (AFP) Group (IDG) International program that was established under a Memorandum of Understanding report Deployment Group. Available: Police Assistance between Australia and Nauru in November 2004. The focus of the NPFPCP http://www.afp.gov.au/policing/international- deployment-group Budget, A$312 has been to develop and implement the foundations necessary for a [2]Australian Attorney-General’s Office. million (2013- professional, contemporary and competent policing organisation assisted by "Australian Federal Police, Section 1.3 Budget 14)[2] the development of governance instruments and systems, training and the Measures." In Portfolio Budget Statements 2014- provision of necessary physical resources. [1] 15, 139. Commonwealth of Australia, 2014. Available: http://www.ag.gov.au/Publications/Budgets/Bu dget2014-15/Documents/00%20Attorney- General%20s%20portfolio%20PBS%202014- 15%20full%20book.PDF

10 Institution Building Pacific Police None found at time of Australian Federal International Deployment AFP Advisors Part of the The Pacific Police Development Program (PPDP) is an Australian Government None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Federal Police. International Development Program report Police (AFP) Group (IDG) International initiative supporting a broad range of police development activities report Deployment Group. Available: (PPDP) and Pacific Police Police Assistance throughout the Pacific region. The program works with police in Pacific http://www.afp.gov.au/policing/international- deployment-group Development Program – Budget, A$312 nations on improving the rule of law as a prerequisite for economic, social [2]Australian Attorney-General’s Office. Regional (PPDPR) million (2013- and political development of the region. The program is operating a regional "Australian Federal Police, Section 1.3 Budget 14)[2] component, as well as country-specific bi-lateral programs in Vanuatu, Measures." In Portfolio Budget Statements 2014- Samoa, Tonga, Papua New Guinea and Nauru. The Pacific Police 15, 139. Commonwealth of Australia, 2014. Development Program – Regional (PPDPR) provide policing support to micro Available: states and whole of region needs. Direct support is provided to Kiribati, Niue, http://www.ag.gov.au/Publications/Budgets/Bu Tuvalu, the Republic of Marshall Islands, Palau, Cook Islands and the dget2014-15/Documents/00%20Attorney- Federated States of Micronesia. The Regional Mission focus is on police General%20s%20portfolio%20PBS%202014- Draftoperational capacity, leadership, training needs and enabling services. [1] 15%20full%20book.PDF

11 A B C D E F G H I J K AG Capabilities for Implementing Sources Program Authorities Overseeing Agency Implementing Agency Budget Overview and Purpose Guiding Document Prerequisites, requirements, findings 1 Capacity Building Personnel Institution Building Papua New Guinea None found at time of Australian Federal International Deployment AFP Advisors Part of the The PNG-Australia Policing Partnership commenced in 2008 and is a police-to- None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Federal Police. International Australia Policing report Police (AFP) Group (IDG) International police arrangement funded under the PPDP. Phase I of the program focused report Deployment Group. Available: Partnership Police Assistance on a framework for improved Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary http://www.afp.gov.au/policing/international- deployment-group Budget, A$312 (RPNGC) service delivery over a 30 year period. Phase II involved a transition [2]Australian Attorney-General’s Office. million (2013- from the design phase to the implementation of agreed activities focused on "Australian Federal Police, Section 1.3 Budget 14)[2] leadership and organisational reform. The focus of these activities has been Measures." In Portfolio Budget Statements 2014- on enhancing professional development, logistics and infrastructure project 15, 139. Commonwealth of Australia, 2014. management development, professional standards along with fraud and anti- Available: corruption including financial intelligence. Activities will continue developing http://www.ag.gov.au/Publications/Budgets/Bu improved service delivery and positive behavioural change within the RPNGC. dget2014-15/Documents/00%20Attorney- [1] General%20s%20portfolio%20PBS%202014- 15%20full%20book.PDF 12 Institution Building Regional HIV Capacity None found at time of Department of Foreign None found at time of None found at time A$7 million, for The Regional HIV Capacity Building Program supports capacity development Godwin, Peter, and Clare None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Building Program report Affairs and Trade report of report 2012-2014 [1] of civil society organisations who support the HIV/AIDS response with a focus Dickinson. HIV in Asia - Trade. "Global Health Initiatives". Education and on key affected populations in Asia and the Pacific. The program supports Transforming the Agenda Health Aid. Available: http://www.dfat.gov.au/aid/topics/investment- capacity building for: prevention, testing, treatment and care; research to for 2012 and Beyond . priorities/education-health/health/Pages/global- inform effective HIV responses; HIV-affected communities to participate in Health Resource Facility, health-initiatives.aspx regional and national responses to HIV; and collaboration between health 2012. care, research and community sectors.[1] 13 Institution Building Timor Leste Police None found at time of Australian Federal International Deployment AFP Police Officers, A$7.9 million Commencing in July 2004, the Timor Leste Police Development Program None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Federal Police. International Development Program report Police (AFP) Group (IDG) unsworn AFP staff, (2014-2015) [2] (TLPDP) is a bilateral capacity building program of assistance to the Policia report Deployment Group. Available: (TLPDP) civilian specialists Nacional de Timor Leste through an agreement between the Government of http://www.afp.gov.au/policing/international- deployment-group and locally employed Timor Leste and the Government of Australia. The objectives of the TLPDP [2]Australian Attorney-General’s Office. staff [1] are to assist the Government of Republica Democratica de Timor-Leste to "Australian Federal Police, Section 1.3 Budget build the foundations of an effective and accountable police service. The Measures." In Portfolio Budget Statements 2014- program focuses on the provision of advice, training, infrastructure and 15, 129. Commonwealth of Australia, 2014. enabling tools. The TLPDP comprises sworn AFP Police Officers, unsworn AFP Available: staff, civilian specialists and locally employed staff. [1] http://www.ag.gov.au/Publications/Budgets/Bu dget2014-15/Documents/00%20Attorney- General%20s%20portfolio%20PBS%202014- 14 15%20full%20book.PDF Train and Equip Australian Civil-Military None found at time of Department of Australian Civil-Military None found at time None found at The ACMC’s SSR program is focused on supporting the development of None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Civil-Military Centre. “Security Operational Forces Centre Security Sector report Defence, Vice Chief of Centre of report time of report Australia’s civil, military and police capabilities to respond to security sector report Sector Reform”. Available: Reform Program the Defence Force challenges overseas.[1] https://www.acmc.gov.au/major- 15 Draft themes/security-sector-reform/ A B C D E F G H I J K AG Capabilities for Implementing Sources Program Authorities Overseeing Agency Implementing Agency Budget Overview and Purpose Guiding Document Prerequisites, requirements, findings 1 Capacity Building Personnel Train and Equip None found at time of Department of A tri-Service unit within ADFWC Training Staff None found at The role of the ADFWC is to enhance ADF Joint and Combined operational None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Defense. "Austrailan Operational Forces Warfare Centre (ADFWC) report Defence the Vice Chief of Defence time of report capability through the review and development of joint doctrine; report Defense Force Warfare Centre." Force (VCDF) Group development and delivery of joint individual training (including peace http://www.defence.gov.au/ADFWC/about.asp operations training); and provision of simulation support to selected stakeholders in the wider ADO. Specifically, the role of the ADF POTC, which is part of the ADFWC, is to act in the interests of the ADF and Australia to enhance regional and global security and stability, via engagements with other government, non-government, and military organisations, both domestic and international

The Peace Operations Training Centre (POTC) is the centre of expertise for training and doctrine development related to peace operations. The Peacekeeping Centre conducts peace operations training for ADO personnel, Australian agencies such as the Australian Federal Police and for regional countries.[1]

16 Train and Equip Defence Cooperation None found at time of Department of Australian Defence Force ADF trainers, 79.2 million (2012- The Defence Cooperation Programme supports Australia’s network of None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Defence. Agency Operational Forces Programme (DCP) report Defence (ADF) advisors, and other 13) [1] bilateral and multilateral relationships by engaging selected international report Resources and Planned Performance. Defence personnel partners, with a focus on practical engagement to help build capacity and PBS 2014-15. Available: http://www.defence.gov.au/Budget/14-15/2014- professionalism, foster transparency and mutual understanding, and improve 2015_Defence_PBS_03_Defence.pdf the ability of regional defence and security forces to work with Australia and [2]Australian Department of Defence. “Vol. 1, each other. [1] Part 2: Performance. Program 1.1: Defence Cooperation Program.” Defence Annual Report Since the 1960s, the Defence Cooperation Program (DCP) has made up a 2013-14. Available: significant component of Australia’s international defence engagement. The http://www.defence.gov.au/annualreports/13- program: promotes the capacity of partners; improves Australia’s capacity to 14/part-two/program-1-01.asp work with partners in response to common security challenges; and builds strong people-to-people links with regional militaries at the tactical, operational and strategic levels. Overall, the DCP supports Australia’s strategic interests. In line with those interests, the DCP-priority countries and regions include Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Timor-Leste, the South West Pacific, South-east Asia, Pakistan and the Middle East. The objective is to maximise Australia’s security through developing close and enduring links with partners that supports their capacity to protect their sovereignty, work effectively with the ADF and contribute to regional security. To achieve its Draftobjectives, the DCP includes a comprehensive suite of activities including education courses, training, personnel exchanges, capacity building, military secondments, strategic dialogues, visits, subject matter expert exchanges, infrastructure support, and exercises and operations. These activities focus on enhancing the ADF’s operational familiarity with different environments, partner capacity in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, peacekeeping, counter-terrorism, maritime security, and military governance and professionalism. [2]

17 A B C D E F G H I J K AG Capabilities for Implementing Sources Program Authorities Overseeing Agency Implementing Agency Budget Overview and Purpose Guiding Document Prerequisites, requirements, findings 1 Capacity Building Personnel Train and Equip Operation ACCORDION None found at time of Department of Australian Defence Force Australian Defence 57 million (2014- Operation ACCORDION will commence on 1 July 2014 and will comprise ADF None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Defence. Agency Operational Forces report Defence (ADF) Force, General 15 est.) [1] supporting activities in the Gulf States of Bahrain, Qatar and the United Arab report Resources and Planned Performance. Defence Purpose Forces Emirates (UAE). These contributions will support ADF operations in the MEAO PBS 2014-15. Available: http://www.defence.gov.au/Budget/14-15/2014- as part of Operation SLIPPER (Afghanistan) and Operation MANITOU 2015_Defence_PBS_03_Defence.pdf (Maritime Security). Australia will have around 350 personnel deployed [2]Australian Department of Defence. Minister under Operation ACCORDION based across the wider region.[2] for Defence. Budget 2014-15: Funding for Defense Operations. (May 13, 2014). Available: http://www.minister.defence.gov.au/2014/05/1 3/minister-for-defence-budget-2014-15-funding- for-defence-operations/

18 Train and Equip Operation HIGHROAD None found at time of Department of Australian Defence Force ADF trainers, 240.8 million From 1 July 2014, Operation SLIPPER will split into three separate operations None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Defence. Agency Operational Forces (Formerly Operation report Defence (ADF) advisors, and other (2014-15 est.) [1] to accurately reflect the evolving nature of Australia’s military contribution in report Resources and Planned Performance. Defence SLIPPER) personnel the region. Australia’s military commitment in Afghanistan will continue to PBS 2014-15. Available: http://www.defence.gov.au/Budget/14-15/2014- be conducted under Operation SLIPPER while the ADF contribution to 2015_Defence_PBS_03_Defence.pdf Maritime Security Operations in the MEAO and counter piracy in the Gulf of [2]Australian Department of Defence. Minister Aden will be conducted under Operation MANITOU and supporting for Defence. Budget 2014-15: Funding for operations in neighbouring Gulf States will be conducted under Operation Defense Operations. (May 13, 2014). Available: ACCORDION. Defence’s existing Afghanistan commitment will be in transition http://www.minister.defence.gov.au/2014/05/1 as the ISAF mission concludes on 31 December 2014 and a new NATO-led 3/minister-for-defence-budget-2014-15-funding- train, advise and assist mission is expected to commence. Defence’s existing for-defence-operations/ Afghanistan commitment will be in transition as the ISAF mission concludes on 31 December 2014 and a new NATO-led train, advise and assist mission is expected to commence. In the latter half of 2014 the ADF contribution in Afghanistan will be around 400 personnel providing a nationally focused train, advise and assist mission with an emphasis on continuing to build the capacity of the Afghan National Security Forces. Australia will continue to provide trainers, support personnel and a force protection element to the United Kingdom-led Afghan National Army Officer Academy in Kabul and the Australian-led Afghan National Army 205 Corps Coalition Advisory Team in Kandahar throughout the second half of 2014. [2]

19 Train and Equip Operation OKRA None found at time of Department of Australian Defence Force Australian Defence None found at Operation OKRA is the Australian Defence Force's contribution to the None found at time of None found at time of report http://www.defence.gov.au/Operations/O Operational Forces report Defence (ADF) Force, General time of report international effort to combat the Daesh (also known as ISIL) terrorist threat report kra/ Purpose Forces in . Australia's contribution is being closely coordinated with the Iraqi government, Gulf nations and a broad coalition of international partners. 20 Train and Equip Regional Assistance None found at time of Australian Federal International Deployment AFP Advisors Part of the The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) commenced in None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Federal Police. International Operational Forces Mission to Solomon report Police (AFP) Group (IDG) International 2003 in a response to a request from the Solomon Islands Government, after report Deployment Group. Available: Draft http://www.afp.gov.au/policing/international- Islands (RAMSI) Police Assistance a significant breakdown in law and order. RAMSI's initial mandate was to deployment-group Budget, A$312 restore law and order and by 2004 the security situation had stabilised. [2]Australian Attorney-General’s Office. million (2013- Today the Participating Police Force (PPF) component of RAMSI is focused on "Australian Federal Police, Section 1.3 Budget 14)[2] enhancing the skills and capabilities of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Measures." In Portfolio Budget Statements 2014- Force (RSIPF). The aim of producing an independent force capable of 15, 139. Commonwealth of Australia, 2014. maintaining law and order is based on a model of policing that is appropriate Available: and affordable for the Solomon Islands. The PPF is compiled of sworn and http://www.ag.gov.au/Publications/Budgets/Bu unsworn AFP members, along with members from other Pacific Island dget2014-15/Documents/00%20Attorney- nations. [1] General%20s%20portfolio%20PBS%202014- 21 15%20full%20book.PDF A B C D E F G H I J K AG Capabilities for Implementing Sources Program Authorities Overseeing Agency Implementing Agency Budget Overview and Purpose Guiding Document Prerequisites, requirements, findings 1 Capacity Building Personnel Train and Equip The Defence International None found at time of Department of Vice Chief of the Defence DITC instructors None found at DITC's role is to provide training and support that enhances Defence None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Department of Defence. “Program Operational Forces Training Centre (DITC) report Defence Force Group[1] time of report cooperation and cross cultural awareness between members of the report 1.1 – Office of the Secretary and CDF.” Defence Australian Defence Organisation and foreign militaries. The Defence Annual Report 2012-13. Available: http://www.defence.gov.au/annualreports/12- International Training Centre (DITC) is an Australian Defence Force training 13/part_two/program_1_1.asp unit under the umbrella of Australian Defence College that provides language [2]Australian Department of Defence. “Defence training and cultural familiarisation courses for foreign military members. It is International Training Centre.” Available: located at RAAF Williams, Laverton, 20 kilometres to the west of Melbourne http://www.defence.gov.au/ditc/ central business district. Most students at DITC come from the Defence forces of more than 50 Asian, Middle Eastern, South East Asian, African, South American, European and South West Pacific nations. They range in rank from newly enlisted personnel to senior officers. Scientists, engineers, pilots and other professions also attend DITC courses from time to time. Over 800 students a year pass through DITC, with an average of fifty students in residence at any one time.[2]

22 Train and Equip Trilateral Police None found at time of Australian Federal International Deployment AFP Advisors None found at The AFP deployed to Tonga in 2008 as part of a Trilateral Police Development None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Federal Police. International Operational Forces Development Program report Police (AFP) Group (IDG) time of report Program commitment with New Zealand and Tonga. Since that date AFP report Deployment Group. Available: members have been deployed to support the Police Commander and http://www.afp.gov.au/policing/international- deployment-group members of the Tonga Police to achieve the program's goal of professionalising the Tonga Police. The AFP's contribution to the Tonga Police Development Program directly supports the Australian aid program's objective of helping people overcome poverty by promoting safety and security through improved operational effectiveness of Pacific police. [1]

23 Train and Equip Vanuatu Australia Police None found at time of Australian Federal International Deployment AFP Advisors Fully funded by In 2001, Government of Vanuatu requested assistance from the Australian None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Federal Police. International Operational Forces Project (VAPP) report Police (AFP) Group (IDG) GoA Overseas government to improve the capabilities of the Vanuatu Police Force (VPF). report Deployment Group. Available: Development Aid Work commenced the following year and continued in varying capacity up http://www.afp.gov.au/policing/international- deployment-group funds through until February 2011 when the Vanuatu Australia Police Project (VAPP) was AusAID formed. The VAPP is fully funded by GoA Overseas Development Aid funds through AusAID, and utilises the technical expertise from the AFP, in the form of Advisors. The VAPP continues its support for law enforcement capacity building initiatives, focusing on the recruit training and professionalism of the VPF, infrastructure, workforce renewal and improvement to internal governance. A new project design will commence in late 2013, which will extend the VAPP post 31 December 2013. [1]

24 Training of Judicial Law Enforcement Established in 1997 Australian Federal Australian Federal Police LECP staff in A$1.2 million 2012 The focus of the LECP was initially on cooperative law enforcement initiatives None found at time of None found at time of report [1]Australian Federal Police. “Law Enforcement Actors Cooperation Program and funded from Police (AFP) (AFP) Serious and coordination with [2] within the Asia Pacific region. The program continued to grow and, in report Cooperation Program” International Liaison. (LECP) allocations in the Organized Crime AFP international response to the recorded successes of a number of projects, the AFP Available: http://www.afp.gov.au/policing/international- National Illicit Drugs liaison officers acquired additional funding from both Melanesia and People Smuggling New Draft liaison/law-enforcement-cooperation-program Strategy until 2007. Policy Initiatives (NPIs) to expand the LECP to look at transnational crime [2]Australian Parliament. "Senate Standing Now funded under issues across the globe. The LECP supports AFP efforts offshore through Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs: existing AFP allocation bilateral and multilateral projects aimed at: strengthening the capability of Australian Federal Police." (October 18, 2011). in the Serious and foreign law enforcement agencies to gather information and evidence against Available: Organised Crime illicit drug traffickers through modest education and training programs for http://www.aph.gov.au/~/media/Estimates/Live Portfolio [1] the practitioner and through modest provisions of equipment; developing a /legcon_ctte/estimates/sup_1112/ag/QoN_32_A greater capacity to meet Australia's international priorities by being able to FP.ashx more effectively gather international law enforcement intelligence to support AFP operations; improving law enforcement infrastructure of foreign law enforcement agencies; improving operational understanding dealing with international crime; fostering closer personal and institutional linkages.[1]

25 A B C D E F G H I J K AG Capabilities for Implementing Sources Program Authorities Overseeing Agency Implementing Agency Budget Overview and Purpose Guiding Document Prerequisites, requirements, findings 1 Capacity Building Personnel Training of Judicial Strongim Gavman None found at time of Department of Foreign Attorney-General's Australian A$35.6 million Under this program, Australian Government officials work closely with their "Strongim Gavman Program: Responsibility for coordination and policy development of [1]Australian Attorney-General’s Department” Actors Program report Affairs and Trade Department implements Government officials. (2012-2013)[2] Papua New Guinean counterparts to strengthen the performance of key Management Framework." the SGP lies with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Papua New Guinea- Strongim Gavman Program.” Law and Justice (non- Deployments are agencies involved in: economic and public sector management; law and (June 2009). Available: (DFAT), in collaboration with the Australian Agency for International Legal Assistance. Available: http://www.ag.gov.au/Internationalrelations/Int policing) components. generally for two to justice; border management; transport and security. http://dfat.gov.au/about- International Development (AusAID). AusAID is responsible ernationalLegalAssistance/Pages/PapuaNewGuin three years [1] us/publications/Documents/ for SGP development, administration and implementation, eaStrongimGavmanProgram.aspx This department manages the law and justice (non-policing) component of strongav-manage-frame.pdf including accountabilit y for program quality.[2] [2]Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and this program. Fills twelve positions in the Papua New Guinea law and justice Trade. "Strongim Gavman Program: sector. These include positions within the Papua New Guinea Department of Management Framework." (June 2009). Justice and Attorney General, the Office of the Public Prosecutor, the Office Available: http://dfat.gov.au/about- of the Solicitor General and the Office of the State Solicitor. [1] us/publications/Documents/strongav-manage- frame.pdf

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