The Opportunity:

The Humanitarian Logistics Capability (HLC), based in Brisbane, is a cornerstone of Australia’s rapid and coordinated humanitarian action across the Indo-Pacific. As the Partnerships and Performance Lead, you will play a pivotal leadership role in shaping how the HLC collaborates, learns, and delivers impact.

You will lead a multidisciplinary team responsible for cross-cutting priorities, such as Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI), localisation, greening, innovation, and Indigenous engagement, while also overseeing strategic partnerships, performance systems, and communications. Your work will ensure that HLC’s operations are inclusive, evidence-driven, and aligned with Australia’s development priorities.

This is a unique opportunity to drive systems-level change and foster partnerships that ensure humanitarian supplies reach the right people, in the right way, at the right time.

This is a unique opportunity to drive systems-level change and operational readiness, ensuring humanitarian supplies reach the right people, in the right way, at the right time.

Abt Global is seeking a highly qualified individual to fill the role of Senior Grant Manager, Accelerated Immunisation and Health System Strengthening Phase 2 (AIHSS2) on PNG Australia Transition to Health (PATH) Program. This role is based in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

Abt Global is seeking a suitably qualified individual to fill the role of Farm Coordinator, Morehead Development Hub to be based in Morehead, Papua New Guinea. 

We are seeking an Access and Inclusion Coordinator to join our team in Bangkok. You will champion gender equality, disability inclusion, and social inclusion across the transformative Leadership and Skills program, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate, contribute, and benefit.

Make a real impact by supporting talented individuals to access life-changing scholarship opportunities.  As Awards Officer, you’ll play a vital role in coordinating every step of the scholarship journey, from application to mobilisation, ensuring every scholar is set up for success.

Solomon Islands - Australia Partnership for Governance through Abt Global invites quotations from suitably experienced and reputable firms to provide to provide training services in support of the Governance Partnership.

The Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) is a $4 billion initiative implemented by DFAT to support priority infrastructure projects in Pacific Island countries and Timor-Leste across sectors such as telecommunications, energy, transport, and water infrastructure. As of December 2023, AIFFP operates in eight countries, with thirteen signed infrastructure projects valued at $1.2bn, in partnership with a combination of sixteen government and private sector partners. The AIFFP is committed to ensuring AIFFP-financed infrastructure is high quality and inclusive, adheres to the highest standards of social and environmental safeguards, creates economic opportunities for local communities and builds local capacity.

Value for money principles underpin all AIFFP investments which are detailed in AIFFP’s Social Procurement Policy.

AIFFP is in the process of preparing, approving, and implementing a significant pipeline of projects to support the PNG power sector. The pipeline includes the 4 projects (tabled within RFQ) totaling up to US$222 million. The AIFFP Support Unit, managed by Tetra Tech provides client-side project management services.

Implementation of these projects will be the responsibility of PNG Power Ltd (PPL). The Portfolio of Projects will be delivered through a Joint Project Management Office (JPMO).  The JPMO will be supported by Construction Supervision Consultants (CSCs) for each project, funded through the Project financing.  

The Senior Electrical Engineer will provide comprehensive technical assistance, and oversight to support the project execution and, implementation stages for the above components, ensuring alignment with AIFFP Regulations. Initial inputs will be focused on the Laitim Hauslain project.

About the Proposal

CRC is seeking expressions of interest from organisations to design and develop an eLearning course focused on climate change and development. The course will provide foundation level learning that introduces key knowledge and skills needed to take practical action on addressing climate change in Australia’s international development programs and partnerships.

The primary audience for the course is Australian government staff based in Australia and in the Indo-Pacific region. The eLearning course will be hosted on a government internal learning management system and will be available on demand as self-paced online learning.

Indicative content areas of interest include:

• the climate change policy landscape (domestic, regional, international)
• political economy of climate change and disasters
• key concepts such as adaptation, mitigation, risk, resilience, and vulnerability
• climate and disaster risks and impacts across sectors
• gender responsive and inclusive climate and disaster resilience
• locally-led development
• climate finance.

Full time to be located in Suva, Fiji.