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AUSTRALIA'S AID LINKS Informing the public what the government is spending with our tax !
This topic branches put into many other topics one of which is - the Aid that the government providing even effect, is australia making a difference when australia funds these numerous of organisadtions and the answer is YES!!!!!!!!! ACAIR assists the public when it comes to this matter because they have finallised all the researching for you! They have discovered that its spectacularly successful feeding children, giving those who struggle sustainable water, shelter all the nessacities every human on this earth should be granted with. xxxx
cuz it brings the world closer to equality
Why should the gov continue supporting all these organisations?
What aid program is australia currently funding and why?
The Australian Government are proud to be supporting organisations that promote Australians to help poor developing and struggling countries like * Indonesia * Papa New Guinea * South Asia * East Asia * Pacific * Africa and Middle East * Caribbean and Latin America. PROGRAMS: Australia's supported organisations are AusAid and ACAIR (Australian Center for International Agriculture Research). AusAid had had many supporters who donate money and amazing results whilst ACAIR researchers where the Aus publics tax funds should go. AusAid: This organisation has partnered with the australian department of ; the Australian Federal and State government. They both aim to reduce poverty in the Asia–Pacific region sustain the large range of issues the countries encounter every day. 'the Australian Government enables Australia to develop more comprehensive and effective responses to the significant development challenges faced by fragile states' --http://www.ausaid.gov.au/ode/default.cfm-
Kevin Rudds support - July 2011 (AusAid)
'Review of Aid Effectiveness The front cover of the Independent Review of Aid Effectiveness, released 6 July, 2011 . An independent review of the effectiveness of Australia’s aid program released by Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd on 6 July 2011 recognised research as an important driver of agricultural productivity and strongly endorsed ACIAR and its program. The review recommends that there should be more aid funding for research by Australian and international institutions, particularly in agriculture and medicine. In its response to the review the Government recommended ‘increasing support for ACIAR, which has achieved impressive results, confirmed by independent evaluations.’'
Review purpose Australia’s aid program more transparent, more accountable, and more focused on results and value for money. Food security in the aid program The aid review noted that about seven per cent of the Australian aid program (nearly $300 million in 2009–10) is spent on food security. This is delivered through AusAID and research bodies including ACIAR (A$63m in 2009–10) and the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR). ect for more info go to thier web site -http://aciar.gov.au/node/13828
THIS IS PROOF: That the public knows where our tax revenue is going and that its worth paying becuase Australia is helping those who ask.
Gov's current and future Foriegn Aid Policy
QUESTION OF THE DAY: how much aid should we provide? As much as we can! Each Australian should be proud that the government is involbed in programs like these. The public should drive the government to assist more than they currently are.
