Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific
The AIFFP was established to deliver three strategic objectives: supporting Pacific countries and Timor-Leste to have greater access to capital to support quality, resilient and inclusive economic infrastructure; delivering infrastructure financing that meets the development needs of the partner countries; and making Australia a partner of choice for financing infrastructure in the Pacific and Timor-Leste. In order to meet these strategic objectives, the AIFFP must take a rigorous approach to monitoring and evaluation to ensure that AIFFP investments meet high standards of quality and development impact – while recognising that high-level outcomes will only become evident once investments have been operational for a period of time.
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- Building Prospects FundGovernment Agency
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