Our Reach

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The BPP has created 63 partnerships since 2016.
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The BPP has partnered with 147 organisations across the private sector, social business, NGOs and academic institutions.
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The BPP has partnered in 19 countries across Asia, Africa and the Pacific.
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BPP partnerships operate in 10 sectors or industries: agriculture; forestry; waste; ICT, financial services and inclusion; clean energy and resources; health, logistics and manufacturing; tourism; fisheries and education.

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.

Partner News

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Empowering women entrepreneurs in Fiji through fintech

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Huge congratulations to #DFATBpp partners, Gold Standard  and the International Rice Research Institute, for the launch of the Rice Sustainability Hub! 

The new resource hub is designed to encourage and support the development of sustainable rice production activities in Vietnam, with tools that can be used globally, by simplifying rice producers’ access to new income streams from carbon finance. 

Rice production is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to around 8% of global agricultural emissions. Rice is the world’s most important staple food crop, helping to feed over four billion people and providing a livelihood for about 150 million smallholder farmers. Moving towards sustainable production practices will have a positive impact on the climate and on the livelihoods of millions of farmers.
 
As the third largest exporter of rice in the world, rice production is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions in Vietnam. The Government of Vietnam has pledged to reduce methane emissions by 30% by 2030 and transitioning to sustainable rice production practices will be important to meet this objective.

🌾 Check out the new Rice Sustainability Hub on Gold Standard’s Global Goals website: https://globalgoals.goldstandard.org/rice-sustainability-hub/ 

🔍 Find out more about their BPP partnership with the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade here: https://thebpp.com.au/partnership/scaling-carbon-markets-access-for-sustainable-rice-producers-in-vietnam/
📢 Latest newsletter out now! 📢

It's been a busy start to the year for BPP as we continue to support partnerships between the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and inclusive businesses to create lasting social and environmental impacts.

From announcing the first two Off-Grid Renewable Energy Partnerships and celebrating the launch of Deltaccelerate to showcasing a powerful short film from Mind You about their important work and more, we are excited to share some of the recent highlights from #DFATBpp partnerships in our latest newsletter that's out today.

🗞️ Check it out here: https://mailchi.mp/thebpp/april-2024-newsletter

📩 Subscribe here if you haven't already: https://thebpp.us15.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=cd773d2f6e2a56aa247513ac0&id=61801bd443
📣 Opportunity alert: calling all Vietnam-based organisations offering business advisory services! 📣 

We are on the lookout for a Vietnam-based organisation to provide business advisory services, including a BPP Program Advisor, for our #DFATBpp partnerships in Vietnam.

BPP currently has a portfolio of 13 active partnerships in Vietnam, which span our Green Recovery, Carbon Markets and Climate Adaptation in the Mekong Delta partnership rounds. 

We are seeking to engage a Vietnam-based organisation to assist the Australian Embassy in Hanoi, the Australian Consulate-General in Ho Chi Minh City and the Canberra-based Palladium team to support and monitor these BPP partnerships. This includes providing a Vietnam BPP Program Advisor to join the team at the Australian Consulate-General in Ho Chi Minh City.

We are looking for an organisation with legal registration in Vietnam, a deep understanding of private sector development, and experience in advisory support services. The organisation will provide a Vietnam BPP Program Advisor with strong project management skills, proficiency in both Vietnamese and English, relevant qualifications and an understanding of at least two of the key BPP focus areas in Vietnam. These include agriculture/forestry, carbon markets, climate change mitigation/adaptation and renewable energy.

This is a 12-month contract starting May 2024, with potential for extension.

🔍 Keen to learn more? Visit our website for more information and details about how to apply before the deadline of Tuesday 9 April 2024. 

https://thebpp.com.au/blog/opportunity-alert-vietnam-based-organisation-sought-for-business-advisory-services-and-bpp-program-advisor-role/

#OpportunityAlert | #Vietnam | #BusinessAdvisory | #DFATBpp | #SustainableDevelopment | #CarbonMarkets | #ClimateAdaptation |#Agriculture | #Forestry | #ClimateChange | #RenewableEnergy | #Consulting | #JobOpportunity
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