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Unpacking PALM worker asylum seeking - Devpolicy Blog from the ...
The government is also now prioritising PALM asylum applications for processing. In September, for example, 78 Tongan asylum applications were rejected (3 were approved) and 78 ni-Vanuatu applications as well (1 was approved).Quick rejections will discourage applications. Figure 2 may show a decline in the share of temporary Pacific workers …
Line-by-line: is New Zealand aid set to decline?
If budget night figures are correct, taking inflation into account, by 2027 New Zealand aid spending will have fallen about 35%, a large enough decline to leave even former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott envious. Much of the reason for the fall is climate aid. Under the previous government it rose substantially.
Best of the blog 2021 - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
Dec 17, 2021 · Stephen Howes. We close the blog for the year on Wednesday 22 December, and resume on Monday 10 January 2022. Thank you to everyone who has written for, read, commented on, edited, promoted and supported the Devpolicy Blog in 2021. We wish you a restful holiday. Here’s a chance to recap the year with a listing of some of our favourite and ...
Development partnership plans: pitfalls and potential
A key element of the Australian government’s new international development policy, released in August last year, was the promise to revitalise the regional and country strategy process through new “development partnership plans” (DPPs) which will all be finalised in the course of 2024.. According to the performance and delivery framework …
Power shift? USAID and localisation - Devpolicy Blog from the ...
As well as leading the United States’ response to the multiple development and humanitarian crises unleashed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, COVID-19 and a disrupted global economy, USAID Administrator Samantha Power has identified three long-term priorities for her tenure at the helm of the world’s largest bilateral aid agency: making the organisation more accessible, more equitable ...
Best of the blog 2022 - Devpolicy Blog from the Development …
Best of the blog 2022. This is our last blog for the year. Thank you to everyone who has written for, read, commented on, promoted and supported the Devpolicy Blog in 2022. We hope you are able to enjoy some rest over the holiday period until we resume on Monday 9 January 2023. Here are suggestions for your summer reading and a recap of the ...