The Business Partnerships Platform
Engaging the private sector is at the cornerstone of Australia’s modernised aid program, supporting economic growth, incomes and jobs. The Business Partnerships Platform matches funding from business for projects that support commercial objectives whilst advancing Australia’s aid investment priorities.
Next chapter of the BPP: four more years, four focus countries
Australia will invest a further $17 million over four years to deliver the next chapter of the successful Business Partnerships Platform.
Read more →HOW WE ARE SOLVING THIS
The Business Partnerships Platform is helping to accelerate Australia’s collaboration with business in addressing development challenges in our region.
Development
Partnership
Business
Our Reach
Shared Value
BPP partnerships are primarily created in one or more of the following ways:
Reconceiving products and markets
Redefining productivity in the value chain
Enabling local cluster development
SECTORS
Agriculture
Resources and Clean Energy
Tourism
ICT/Financial Inclusion
Education and Health
Testimonials
One of the reasons Intrepid committed to the BPP partnership in Myanmar with AVI is that it is more than just philanthropy; it takes a true shared value approach to economic empowerment.
- Robyn Nixon
DFAT can help us to build networks and opportunities. It can provide links into the Indian government as well as connections to Australian companies working in India. We’ll be looking to leverage that to benefit those that need it the most.
- Alexie Seller
Our partners
