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Gauging Change in Australian Aid: Stakeholder Perceptions of the Government Aid Program
Terence Wood1, Camilla Burkot1, Stephen Howes1
1Development Policy Centre, Crawford School of Public Policy The Australian National University Acton, Canberra Australia.
Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies
|July 18, 2017
Summary
Australian aid quality declined following 2013 changes, impacting various program aspects. Some reforms are being reversed, prompting re-evaluation of Australia
Area of Science:
- Development Studies
- Public Policy Analysis
- International Relations
Background:
- The Australian Government Aid Program underwent significant policy shifts after the 2013 federal election.
- Previous academic studies have explored these post-2013 changes in Australian aid.
- Stakeholder perceptions are crucial for evaluating aid program effectiveness and quality.
Purpose of the Study:
- To assess the extent of changes within the Australian Government Aid Program since 2013.
- To evaluate the impact of these changes on the overall quality of Australian aid.
- To analyze the differential effects of reforms across various program components.
Main Methods:
- Utilized data from the 2013 and 2015 Australian Aid Stakeholder Surveys.
- Targeted the same cohort of aid program stakeholders in both survey years.
- Gathered comprehensive data on multiple facets of the aid program's operations.
Main Results:
- Post-2013 reforms have resulted in wide-ranging impacts on the Australian aid program.
- A general deterioration in the overall quality of Australian aid was observed.
- The impact of changes varied across different aspects of the aid program, with some reversals noted.
Conclusions:
- The Australian Government Aid Program experienced significant, largely negative, transformations post-2013.
- Aid quality has diminished, necessitating a review of current strategies.
- The findings provide insights into the future trajectory and potential adjustments for Australian aid.
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