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Section 4—Financial statements
Table 1: Resources summary for outcomes
Table 2: Total Australian ODA to partner countries
Table 3: Country and regional program expenditure 2003-07
Table 4: Global programs expenditure 2003-07
Table 5: Employees by classification, location and
gender, 30 June 2007
Table 6: Employees by status and attendance type, 30
June 2007
Table 7: Senior executive service, 30 June 2007
Table 8: Senior executive gains and losses during 2006-07
Table 9: Employees by location and gender, 30 June
2007
Table 10: AusAID collective agreement salary range,
30 June 2007
Table 11: AusAID SES employee salary range, 30 June
2007
Table 12: Employees by workplace diversity category
and level, 30 June 2007
Table 13: APS employees undertaking aid program delivery
activities paid against administered budget by classification and gender
(excluding
experts and advisors on commercial contracts), 30 June 2007
Table 14: AusAID winners of Australia Day Achievement
Awards 2007
Table 15: Learning and Developmentparticipants 2006-07
Table 16: Summary of consultancy contracts and period
offers
Table 17: Consultancy services let over $10 000 during
2006-07
Table 18: Advertising and market research expenditure
Feature boxes
A key feature of the enhanced performance assessment
framework: program strategy reviews
Improving gender equality
Helping health systems deliver
The highway guardian in Barola
New Mount Hagen market boosts highlands rural economy
PNG's first national school curriculum reaches classrooms
Put down the gun, pick up the shovel
Emergency response to the Solomon Islands tsunami
Australia-Bali Memorial Eye Centre
Basic education program
Allison Sudradjat
Strengthening preparedness for pandemics and emerging
infectious diseases
Future leaders
Strengthening harmonisation for aid effectiveness
The Fred Hollows Foundation in China
Nepal-Australia Community Forestry Partnership: 1966-2006
Australian support for the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis
and malaria
Climate change and the fourth replenishment of the
Global Environment Facility
Strengthening early childhood care and development
in India through advocacy, capacity building and research
Volunteers and youth ambassadors working with partners
Local governance and infrastructure for communities
in Aceh
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Acknowledgements
AusAID editors: Annmaree O'Keeffe, Kim Biedrzycki
Editorial consultant: Morris Walker Pty Limited
Indexer: Michael Harrington
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The report of the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) refers to the outcome and output structure and performance information presented in the Foreign Affairs and Trade Portfolio Budget Statements 2006-07 (Part B: Agency Budget StatementsAustralian Agency for International DevelopmentAusAID).
The report is the second of two volumes, with volume 1 relating to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Section 1 contains:
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Section 4 contains the audited financial statements for 2006-07.
Section 5 includes appendices that give additional information and reports required under specific legislation.
Section 6 contains a glossary of abbreviations, acronyms and the indexes.
Prime Minister of Australia John Howard, with Indonesian President Yudhoyono, at the opening of the Australia-Bali Memorial Eye Centre, July 2007 Photo: Joe Rosarius
Australia's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Alexander Downer with Ris Sudradjat following the announcement of the Allison Sudradjat Awards, May 2007 Photo: Eddison Photographic Studios