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Australia's bilateral aid programme in Nepal — focuses on gender equality, disability inclusion, education, governance and resilience.
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- DFAT Direct Aid Program : KMDU/2015-2016/016 Building Resilient and Sustainable Women Owned SMEs for Economic Growth and Recovery of nepal (15A502)
Kathmandu#KMDU/2015-2016/016 Building Resilient and Sustainable Women Owned SMEs for Economic Growth and Recovery of nepal
Kathmandu, Bagmati - DFAT Direct Aid Program : KMDU/2015-2016/009 Expansion and further strengthening of Occupational Therapy and vocational training (15A502)
Kathmandu#KMDU/2015-2016/009 Expansion and further strengthening of Occupational Therapy and vocational training
Kathmandu, Bagmati - DFAT Direct Aid Program : Promotion of Self-Regulation Through Capacity Building of Journalists for Media Independence and Democracy (15A502)
Kathmandu#KMDU/2015-2016/003 Promotion of Self-Regulation Through Capacity Building of Journalists for Strengthening Media Independence and Democracy
Kathmandu, Bagmati - DFAT Direct Aid Program : KMDU/2015-2016/002 Cervical and Breast Cancer Screening and Prevention Project (15A502)
Kathmandu#KMDU/2015-2016/002 Cervical and Breast Cancer Screening and Prevention Project
Kathmandu, Bagmati - DFAT Direct Aid Program : KMDU/2015-2016/014 Initiating health system response on Mental Health in Nepal (15A502)
Kathmandu#KMDU/2015-2016/014 Initiating health system response on Mental Health in Nepal
Kathmandu, Bagmati - Operation Nepal Assist 2015: Defence Humanitarian Assistance
Following a devastating earthquake on April 25th 2015, the Australian Defence Force delivered over 13 tonnes of Australian Aid to Nepal and evacuated 106 Australian and other foreign nationals to Thailand. Using two RAAF C-17A Globemaster III strategic airlift aircraft, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade-supplied aid was flown into Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport. Civilian evacuees then boarded the aircraft and were flown out to Bangkok. The C-17s also carried into Kathmandu five Defence personnel who were then integrated into the staff of the Australian Embassy to assist with the Australian Government response to the disaster.
Kathmandu, Bagmati