supply chain software program funded by the Global Fund. DFAT will continue to align and implement Australian support to the PNG health sector, as agreed between the PNG and Australian Governments through the Aid Partnership. DFAT will continue to engage in development DFAT, as a significant bilateral development partner coordination decisions led by the PNG partner in PNG, work with the National Government, and particularly the Minister for Department of Health; the Department of Health and HIV. This has and will continue to Agreed. Australia is committed to working National Planning and Monitoring; the Asian include support to GoPNG to actively work with the PNG Government and other Development Bank; the World Bank and with other health sector donor partners such Agreed development partners to align Australia’s 2018-2022 other development partners to more as the Asian Development Bank and the support to PNG’s health and other sector explicitly identify and exploit linkages, World Bank. For example, DFAT participated priorities and programs. complementarities, and coherence between in the Health Financing Roundtable in sectoral investments that affect health sector November 2017, led by Minister for Health outcomes in PNG and HIV to improve sectoral coordination. To assist with this work, the Australian High Commission to PNG has restructured to ensure it is able to cohesively engage across policy, trade and development areas across a range of sectors. DFAT will ensure future arrangements with A much clearer and explicit set of mutual UNFPA includes rigorous governance, expectations about communication and monitoring and evaluation, and reporting responsiveness, with UNFPA reporting Agreed Agreed. arrangements for Australia’s support. These tangible performance indicators, be included arrangements will be reflected in any future in any future partnership agreement partnership agreements between DFAT and between DFAT and UNFPA. UNFPA.
supply chain software program funded by the Global Fund. DFAT, as a significant bilateral development partner in PNG, work with the National Department of Health; the Department of National Planning and Monitoring; the Asian Development Bank; the World Bank and other development partners to more explicitly identify and exploit linkages, complementarities, and coherence between sectoral investments that affect health sector outcomes in PNG Agreed Agreed. Australia is committed to working with the PNG Government and other development partners to align Australia’s support to PNG’s health and other sector priorities and programs. DFAT will continue to align and implement Australian support to the PNG health sector, as agreed between the PNG and Australian Governments through the Aid Partnership. DFAT will continue to engage in development partner coordination decisions led by the PNG Government, and particularly the Minister for Health and HIV. This has and will continue to include support to GoPNG to actively work with other health sector donor partners such as the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank. For example, DFAT participated in the Health Financing Roundtable in November 2017, led by Minister for Health and HIV to improve sectoral coordination. To assist with this work, the Australian High Commission to PNG has restructured to ensure it is able to cohesively engage across policy, trade and development areas across a range of sectors. 2018-2022 A much clearer and explicit set of mutual expectations about communication and responsiveness, with UNFPA reporting tangible performance indicators, be included in any future partnership agreement between DFAT and UNFPA. Agreed Agreed. DFAT will ensure future arrangements with UNFPA includes rigorous governance, monitoring and evaluation, and reporting arrangements for Australia’s support. These arrangements will be reflected in any future partnership agreements between DFAT and UNFPA.
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