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Case study

From inclusion to structural change: Australia’s support to disability equity and rights


This case study highlights Australia’s commitment to embedding disability equity and rights at the core of its international development cooperation policy. By positioning disability equity as a central priority, Australia has shifted its focus from basic inclusion to driving systemic, structural change. The study showcases Australia’s strategic approach, the outcomes achieved and the key lessons...
Strategy

Shared pathways to research futures: Australia-India Research Collaboration Framework 2026–30


The framework sets out a forward-looking roadmap to strengthen interdisciplinary research partnerships between Australia and India. It recognises the strength and diversity of the research ecosystems of both countries and provides a coordinated approach for deepening collaboration and translating research into impactful outcomes for achieving national, regional and global priorities.
Strategy

Australia-United Arab Emirates: Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement


An action plan supporting First Nations businesses to realise growing trade and investment opportunities with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and broader Middle East. It provides a framework for First Nations businesses to take advantage of the Australia-UAE trade deal. The agreement is Australia's first trade deal with a dedicated chapter on First Nations business.
Report

Asia power index: 2025 key findings report


The index measures resources and influence to rank the relative power of states in Asia. It ranks 27 countries and territories in terms of their capacity to shape their external environment. This report contains in-depth analysis of the 2025 edition, providing insight into the changing power distribution in Asia and its geopolitical consequences.
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Foreign aid and climate finance, Australia’s dismal track record


This paper provides an overview of the concepts and measurement of the OECD’s and Australia’s Official Development Assistance and climate finance contributions. It finds that Australia’s support for developing countries has declined significantly over the past fifty years and concludes the Australian Government’s climate finance contribution in the five years to 2025 is zero dollars.