DFAT-1104: Design of a New Indonesia Disaster Risk Management Investment
Australian Government
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- 23/7/2026
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- 73cdf00f-d950-4d05-b037-68c29be6900d
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- Australia
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Details
Current ATM View - DFAT-1104 Design of a New Indonesia Disaster Risk Management Investment The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has a requirement for a design team to design the next iteration of Australia’s support to Indonesia disaster risk management. The new investment aims to support Indonesia’s resilience to natural hazards while strengthening response capability and cooperation between Australia and Indonesia. It will do this through enhanced government-to-government engagement, stronger institutional linkages for bilateral humanitarian and disaster response (civilian-military exercises), provide avenues for trilateral engagement, and enhance the integration of disaster risk management with climate change adaptation. The Design Team will develop a clear framework and delivery mechanism for Australia’s investment in disaster risk management, to be delivered over ten years (2027-2037), with a budget envelope of up to AUD130 million. The response is written in English and in a font that is readable when printed in low resolution black and white. The response is within the specified page limits. The response is submitted via AusTender by the closing date. Proposed term of 9 months with an option to extend up to 3 months
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