B BENCHMARKS – Progress towards Performance Benchmarks in 2016-17 Aid objective Performance Benchmark Target Rating Progress in 2016-17 Promoting Effective Governance Women: 1.1: Improved services Number of women and Partly Through the Papua New Guinea Governance Facility, Australia trained 6,301 public servants. 3,000 delivered by the public men in the public service achieved Men: 4,000 sector trained in core skills* Total: 7,000 15,000 1.2: Improved law and Number of survivors of 2016-17 11,240 survivors of violence accessed support services from Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary Males: 400 justice services violence receiving figures not Family and Sexual Violence Units in 2015. The 2016-17 data is incomplete and updated figures will be included in future reporting. We expect the figures will be as high or higher for 2016-17. services, such as Total: 15,400 available counselling** Women: Number of police and law Achieved 1,444 women and 3,595 men were trained. 1,300 and justice officials Men: 3,200 trained 4,500 Enabling economic growth 27% Increase to 30% of the aid Achieved This result includes significant investments in the transport sector, private sector and rural development 2.1: Private sector plays a program focused on and contributions to the International Finance Corporation and World Bank to improve Papua New greater role in economic Guinea business’ ability to access markets. private sector led growth development and aid for Women: Achieved The Asian Development Bank’s Microfinance Expansion Project provided financial literacy training to Number of poor women 16,000 approximately 46,000 people (23,000 women). and men who increase Men: 24,000 their access to financial services Total: 40,000 Routine: 700 760 kilometres of priority roads across 12 Papua New Guinea provinces and the Autonomous Region of Targeted investments Partly 2.2: Improved road km achieved Bougainville were maintained in 2016-17. The partial achievement of this target is attributed to the contribute to sustained infrastructure Design: 100 need to fund a number of large capital projects. improvements in the increasingly connects km national road network. Total: 800 km (Assessed by kilometres of producers with that are subject to consumers design/routine maintenance / periodic maintenance and rehabilitation)
B – BENCHMARKS Progress towards Performance Benchmarks in 2016-17 Aid objective Performance Benchmark Target Rating Progress in 2016-17 Promoting Effective Governance 1.1: Improved services delivered by the public sector Number of women and men in the public service trained in core skills* Women: 3,000 Men: 4,000 Total: 7,000 Partly achieved Through the Papua New Guinea Governance Facility, Australia trained 6,301 public servants. 1.2: Improved law and justice services Number of survivors of violence receiving services, such as counselling** 15,000 Males: 400 Total: 15,400 2016-17 figures not available 11,240 survivors of violence accessed support services from Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary Family and Sexual Violence Units in 2015. The 2016-17 data is incomplete and updated figures will be included in future reporting. We expect the figures will be as high or higher for 2016-17. Number of police and law and justice officials trained Women: 1,300 Men: 3,200 4,500 Achieved 1,444 women and 3,595 men were trained. Enabling economic growth 2.1: Private sector plays a greater role in economic development Increase to 30% of the aid program focused on private sector led growth and aid for 27% Achieved This result includes significant investments in the transport sector, private sector and rural development and contributions to the International Finance Corporation and World Bank to improve Papua New Guinea business’ ability to access markets. Number of poor women and men who increase their access to financial services Women: 16,000 Men: 24,000 Total: 40,000 Achieved The Asian Development Bank’s Microfinance Expansion Project provided financial literacy training to approximately 46,000 people (23,000 women). 2.2: Improved road infrastructure increasingly connects producers with consumers Targeted investments contribute to sustained improvements in the national road network. (Assessed by kilometres of that are subject to design/routine maintenance / periodic maintenance and rehabilitation) Routine: 700 km Design: 100 km Total: 800 km Partly achieved 760 kilometres of priority roads across 12 Papua New Guinea provinces and the Autonomous Region of Bougainville were maintained in 2016-17. The partial achievement of this target is attributed to the need to fund a number of large capital projects.