Minister launches two new BPP partnerships with Mastercard, Fintech Pacific, ygap and Sea and Soil.
The Minister for International Development and the Pacific has launched two new inclusive business partnership in Fiji to support COVID-19 recovery and promote women in business.
Responding to COVID-19
The BPP is assisting Australian and overseas organisations to invest in new business opportunities that support economic recovery and deliver on social and commercial outcomes. By working in partnership, we can better understand and meet the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Our Reach
Achieving shared priorities
We support partnerships between the Australian Government and inclusive businesses to create
both development impacts and sustainable commercial returns through core business operations.
Our partnerships support businesses that create sustainable impact by:
Creating new products and services to improve lives.
Improving the productivity, inclusivity, or sustainability of value chains.
Supporting the expansion of inclusive business practices.
Testimonials
The BPP partnership was a pivotal enbaler for the Village Energy business in India. It helped to provide credibility, structure and funding that contributed to our success. The partnership helped to develop our relationship with DFAT which was vital during the project and as we seek to expand to other countries.
- Wayne Liubinskas
The BPP is a clear example of “doing development differently.” Thanks to our partnership with private sector partners, Jup Viec, LienVietPostBank and the Australian Government, CARE has supported thousands of migrant women to have a decent job and access to financial services. We could not do this without this innovative program.
- Nga Ha Thi Quynh
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