The Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) is a ten-year (2017-2027) partnership between the Australian Government and Australian NGOs.

 

Through the AHP, partners aim to save lives and alleviate suffering by supporting partner countries, local organisations and communities to prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters and other humanitarian crises.

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About AHP

The AHP focuses efforts on disaster response, as well as disaster risk reduction (DRR) and resilience

In disaster response, the AHP uses Australian Government resources to leverage NGO networks and expertise, to deliver effective humanitarian assistance.

For each response, the partnership selects the best placed NGOs to respond to those in need, in the most timely, cost efficient and effective way.

In disaster risk reduction and resilience, the AHP delivers the Disaster READY initiative across the Pacific and Timor-Leste.

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Our Impact

As of 30 June 2024

Latest Humanitarian Responses

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Smarter farming supports young people in PNG
Smarter farming supports young people in PNG

Farming training designed specifically for climate-impacted communities is helping young people in PNG with increased food security and income generation.

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A new-found hope for Margarida and her community
A new-found hope for Margarida and her community

Before Disaster READY partners built a water tank close to her village, Margarida and others from her community would walk two hours each day to collect water.

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Strengthening resilience: Savings and loans groups help farmers in Timor-Leste tackle El Niño
Strengthening resilience: Savings and loans groups help farmers in Timor-Leste tackle El Niño

“Before the Savings and Loans program started in our village, I had to carry water from the river in buckets to irrigate the crops in my backyard. It was incredibly difficult because I lacked a practical way to access water.” Learn how World Vision in Timor-Leste has used special funding to combat the impacts of El Nino.

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Women leading the way in disaster readiness and community resilience
Women leading the way in disaster readiness and community resilience

“Updating our population data list is crucial to avoid repeating the same mistakes in future distributions.” Read how one Ni-Vanuatu woman’s understanding of data is ensuring no-one is being left behind.

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Empowering the next generation of lifesavers! 💪 Happy International Day of Disaster Risk Reduction! Today is a celebration of those who are working to keep children in school safe from hazards and disasters. In #SolomonIslands, the School Disaste
The 2023-24 AHP annual report for humanitarian activations is now online! Here are some fast facts about the impact of AHP in the last 12 months, and since its beginnings in 2017. For more information, jump on our website: https://australianhumanit
Rokshana's baby twins were struggling to thrive, and their survival was uncertain. Pushing through cultural and social barriers in the Rohingya community to seek care at a hospital supported by the Australian Government and Save the Children, a mot
3-year-old Habib was showing signs of developmental delay, worrying his parents. After enrolling him in a Gender Transformative Early Childhood Development Centre, supported through AHP in Bangladesh with partner Friends in Village Development Bangla

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