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Welcome to Australia Assists Volunteer, Katya Castillo. Katya has been deployed to support the work of UNFPA in strengthening local government capacity to protect vulnerable people, particularly women and girls during disasters.
Disaster preparedness is addressing risks before disasters occur. Viliami is a National Cluster Coordinator, supporting Tonga's National Disaster Risk Management Office through the @austassists program.
He has supported Tonga's disaster response and recovery through the global pandemic and the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcanic eruption and tsunami. Today, his focus has shifted on disaster preparedness and risk mitigation, especially at a local level.
Today on #HumanRightsDay, we recognise the importance of human rights as the foundation for a peaceful, just, and inclusive world. (1/3)
Saratu is an @AustAssists humanitarian working with @UNFPA to strengthen gender equality, disability, and social inclusion within local communities in Pakistan. (2/3)
#AustraliaAssists is seeking interest from current and former deployees to join the new Australia Assists roster. Help us support Australia’s humanitarian global partners. Express your interest today! tinyurl.com/5ch7f4d6 @AusHumanitarian @dfat
🌏 @DFAT has appointed #TetraTech to manage the #AustraliaAssists program, continuing to align with Australia’s humanitarian and foreign policy priorities, our commitment is stronger than ever! Join as a deployee tinyurl.com/5ch7f4d6
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@AustAssists deployee Jen is in Solomon Islands with @DPASI- Disabled Peoples Association of Solomon Islands. Jen is a Disability Training Analysis specialist, and as a Deaf person Jen is a true example of how people with lived experience are best placed to inform program design.
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Access to safe drinking water & sanitation are basic human rights fundamental to human health, dignity & prosperity. In Vanuatu, community access to clean drinking water is an ongoing challenge. @AustAssists’ engineer Wondayehu is working to change that.
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1 week to the 🇸🇧 election!
@AustAssists & staff from the 🇸🇧 Electoral Commission are working around the clock to get election materials ready to send to the provinces.
So far materials have been sent to Western, Makira, Temotu, Isabel, Central and Rennell & Bellona provinces.
Investing in equality for women and girls benefits us all. On #IWD, we celebrate @austassists deployees aiding humanitarian partners worldwide to advance gender equity.
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Australia’s humanitarian action always strives to be inclusive.
We place persons with disabilities at the centre of any response.
Read more about our @AustAssists deployees:
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& the Australia Assists Disability Action Plan:
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@AustAssists in Nigeria 🇳🇬
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Australia is open to Nigerian students to study, work – Envoy ow.ly/GZKI105jA8u
“It’s the lived experiences we bring that grounds us to this work.”@austassists deployee Talei is a communications expert supporting @spc_cps in her home country of Fiji.
🔊 Listen to Talei’s thoughts on localising humanitarian aid in the Pacific. #PacificVoices
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