Public procurement rules are increasingly transparent, Timely submission of tenders awarded by CTB are advertised on the SIG MoFT website quarterly efficient, equitable and consistently applied [ease of % of NTF procurements passing MID and MoFT compliance checks time around procurement for business] Evidence of regular engagement between SIWIBA and Ministry of Commerce and SIWIBA and Ministry of Women Effective structures for private sector and investor Formal dialogue between SICCI and SIG established dialogue with government (advocacy) National Development Council has regular formal engagement (led by MFAET) with the private sector on national trade policy issues Transport maintenance and rehabilitation is managed $ and % of SIG transport infrastructure expenditure going through the National Transport Fund (NTF) through an efficient, transparent, effective and # and value of NTF procurements collaborative mechanism Infrastructure development prioritised to meet of Progress on Solomon Islands National Infrastructure Investment Plan productive sectors Australia's aid objective Enabling Economic Growth - Plan outcome 2B More men and women can earn a cash income Intermediate outcome Intermediate outcome indicators Increased private sector participation in service delivery $ amount of procurement pipeline in education, health and NTF contracted to the private sector Barriers to trade are reduced Customs clearance times Men and women farmers use enhanced practices # men and women farmers trained in farming practices to improve yields/ values of produce men and women linked to markets Exports of cocoa, timber, fish and coconut products # women trained under SIWIBA support Men and women have access to Australian funded Number of men and women trained through APTC, Skills for Economic Growth and Youth at Work, business and vocational skills training Scholarships and Fellowships Numbers of men and using international income # participants in labour mobility scheme earning opportunities Barriers to women's participation in the working environment and strategies to address them are # Data from IFC "Empowering Women in the Private Sector" program identified Australia's aid objective Enhancing Human Development Plan outcome 3 - More men and women can earn a cash income – Intermediate outcome Intermediate outcome indicators SIG protects budgets for basic service delivery SIG's % total budget allocated to health
Public procurement rules are increasingly transparent, efficient, equitable and consistently applied [ease of procurement for business] Timely submission of tenders awarded by CTB are advertised on the SIG MoFT website quarterly % of NTF procurements passing MID and MoFT compliance checks time around Effective structures for private sector and investor dialogue with government (advocacy) Evidence of regular engagement between SIWIBA and Ministry of Commerce and SIWIBA and Ministry of Women Formal dialogue between SICCI and SIG established National Development Council has regular formal engagement (led by MFAET) with the private sector on national trade policy issues Transport maintenance and rehabilitation is managed through an efficient, transparent, effective and collaborative mechanism $ and % of SIG transport infrastructure expenditure going through the National Transport Fund (NTF) # and value of NTF procurements Infrastructure development prioritised to meet of productive sectors Progress on Solomon Islands National Infrastructure Investment Plan Australia's aid objective Enabling Economic Growth - Plan outcome 2B More men and women can earn a cash income Intermediate outcome Intermediate outcome indicators Increased private sector participation in service delivery $ amount of procurement pipeline in education, health and NTF contracted to the private sector Barriers to trade are reduced Customs clearance times Men and women farmers use enhanced practices # men and women farmers trained in farming practices to improve yields/ values of produce men and women linked to markets Exports of cocoa, timber, fish and coconut products Men and women have access to Australian funded business and vocational skills training # women trained under SIWIBA support Number of men and women trained through APTC, Skills for Economic Growth and Youth at Work, Scholarships and Fellowships Numbers of men and using international income earning opportunities # participants in labour mobility scheme Barriers to women's participation in the working environment and strategies to address them are identified # Data from IFC "Empowering Women in the Private Sector" program Australia's aid objective Enhancing Human Development – Plan outcome 3 - More men and women can earn a cash income Intermediate outcome Intermediate outcome indicators SIG protects budgets for basic service delivery SIG's % total budget allocated to health
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