Strengthened policy formulation and oversight Education reforms well supported within Aid investment has multiplier effect, with Myanmar Government evidence of broader outcomes and relationship capital Australian advice and evidence reflected in Burma’s education policies and programs MoE adopting evidence-based policies and management systems Capacity and systems established to monitor education management and performance of the sector Reduced drop-outs and repetition of poor students 40,000 students receiving payment in the 100,000 students receiving payment in the stipends program (50 per cent girls) stipends program (50 per cent girls) Promoting peace and Support government and non-state actors to Parties actively involved in Joint Peace Fund Parties actively involved in Joint Peace Fund stability effectively engage in negotiations and dialogue governance structures governance structures Technical support to negotiating parties is Technical support to negotiating parties is responsive to requests responsive to requests Women who have completed Australian-funded who have completed Australian-funded training are engaged in the peace process training are engaged in the peace process Capacity of key democratic institutions (including Progress on electoral legal and regulatory Voter list substantially improved in advance the Union Electoral Commission) enhanced reform of 2020 elections Finalisation of UEC’s strategic plan, including their professional program Progress on implementation of the Union Civil Service Action Plan Strengthened and clarified Parliamentary committee processes People in need receive effective and appropriate More than 200,000 women and men receive More than 200,000 women and men receive humanitarian assistance Australian humanitarian assistance Australian humanitarian assistance Promoting inclusive growth Support the establishment of an effective and A more certain and predictable investment On track to meet an increase in investment to responsible investment environment environment a total value of US$500 million by 2020-21 Contribute to an improved business environment Improvement in Burma’s ranking in Doing Savings generated for the private sector as a Business Index (baseline of 177) result of business enabling and trade reforms to the value of USD13.6 million and USD$20 million respectively
Strengthened policy formulation and oversight Education reforms well supported within Myanmar Government Australian advice and evidence reflected in Burma’s education policies and programs Capacity and systems established to monitor education management and performance of the sector Aid investment has multiplier effect, with evidence of broader outcomes and relationship capital MoE adopting evidence-based policies and management systems Reduced drop-outs and repetition of poor students 40,000 students receiving payment in the stipends program (50 per cent girls) 100,000 students receiving payment in the stipends program (50 per cent girls) Promoting peace and stability Support government and non-state actors to effectively engage in negotiations and dialogue Parties actively involved in Joint Peace Fund governance structures Technical support to negotiating parties is responsive to requests Women who have completed Australian-funded training are engaged in the peace process Parties actively involved in Joint Peace Fund governance structures Technical support to negotiating parties is responsive to requests who have completed Australian-funded training are engaged in the peace process Capacity of key democratic institutions (including the Union Electoral Commission) enhanced Progress on electoral legal and regulatory reform Finalisation of UEC’s strategic plan, including their professional program Progress on implementation of the Union Civil Service Action Plan Strengthened and clarified Parliamentary committee processes Voter list substantially improved in advance of 2020 elections People in need receive effective and appropriate humanitarian assistance More than 200,000 women and men receive Australian humanitarian assistance More than 200,000 women and men receive Australian humanitarian assistance Promoting inclusive growth Support the establishment of an effective and responsible investment environment A more certain and predictable investment environment On track to meet an increase in investment to a total value of US$500 million by 2020-21 Contribute to an improved business environment Improvement in Burma’s ranking in Doing Business Index (baseline of 177) Savings generated for the private sector as a result of business enabling and trade reforms to the value of USD13.6 million and USD$20 million respectively
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