Tenders of Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade

Consultancy To Act As An External Audio Visual (av) Expert To The Department Of Foreign Affairs

General Office Cleaning Services For The Embassy Of Ireland, Paris

Provision Of Cleaning Services For The Irish Permanent Representation To The Eu, Brussels

Project Management Led Design Team Services For The Fit-out Of The New Ireland House, Madrid, Spain

Insurance Brokerage Services

Request For Tender Seeking Suppliers To Provide  operations Services To The Australian Pavilion At The World Expo O...

Dfat Is Looking For A Provider To Implement Phase 2 Of The Australian Government’s Australia Assists Program (the Program). Phase 2 Of The Program Will Continue To Deploy Humanitarian Technical Specialists Into Multilateral Agencies, Governments, Civil Society And Communities To Prepare For, Respond To And Recover From Disasters And Conflict. The Program Prioritises Deployment Requests Based On Humanitarian Need And Australia's Priorities. The Mixture Of Partner Organisations Provides The Scale And Scope Of Demand That The Program Requires To Be Effective And Promotes Visibility And Recognition Of Australia’s Global Humanitarian Commitments. Deployments Vary In Length Depending On Objectives. Shorter Deployments (of About 3 Months) Are Often For Humanitarian Emergency Responses; Longer Deployments (12 To 18 Months) Are Used To Strengthen Capacity In Partner Organisations. For Further Details See Attachments.

The Provision Of The Blue Star Eu Education Programme For Primary Schools, 2024 – 2027

Cable Connectivity And Resilience Centre

Dfat Is Seeking A Supplier To Support The Design And Implementation Of The Indo-pacific Media Fund. The Goal Of This Investment Is To Support A More Viable, Resilient, Inclusive, And Independent Media Sector In The Indo-pacific, With A Focus On The Pacific, South And Southeast Asia. Australia’s Development Cooperation Objectives Are To Support A Peaceful, Stable, And Prosperous Indo-pacific Region, Better Position Australia As A Partner Of Choice For The Region And Be Responsive To Partner Priorities. A Successful Program Of Support Will See The Development Of A Flexible, Adaptable, And Responsive Mechanism That Would Enable Australia To Respond To The Needs And Expectations Of Select Media Organisations In The Pacific, South And Southeast Asia. It Will See Select Media Organisations In These Regions Having Access To Expertise And/or Financial Resources To Enable The Provision Of Quality Media Services, The Deepening Of Existing Media Relationships, And The Establishment Of New Partnerships.