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AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWSHIPS

In ROUND 17 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $18.1 million has been committed to support 48 Australian organisations to host 94 Fellowships involving 1136 Fellows (commencing from September 2017).

ACCESSUTS Pty Ltd

Australian and New Zealand Gastroenterology International Training Association Ltd

Australian National University

Charles Darwin University

CSIRO

Curtin University of Technology

Deakin University

Department of Premier and Cabinet (Vic)

Edmund Rice Centre

Family Court of Australia

Flinders University of South Australia

Griffith University

International Agriculture for Development Pty Ltd

International Centre of Excellence in Water Resources Management

International WaterCentre

James Cook University

Laika Academy Pty Ltd

Life Saving Victoria Ltd

Local Government Professionals Australia

Macfarlane Burnet Institute for Medical Research and Public Health Ltd

Monash University

Nossal Institute Ltd

Queensland University of Technology

Reef Ecologic

Rotary Club of Adelaide Parks Inc

Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists

Southern Cross University

St. Vincent's Hospital (Melbourne) Ltd

Swinburne University of Technology

TAFE NSW - Sydney Institute

TAFE Queensland

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia

The Sydney Children's Hospitals Network (Randwick and Westmead) (incorporating The Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children)

Top End Health Service

University of Adelaide

University of Melbourne

University of New England

University of New South Wales

University of Newcastle

University of Sydney

University of Technology Sydney

University of the Sunshine Coast

University of Wollongong

UoM Commercial Ltd

Victoria University

Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine

Western Australian Land Information Authority

ROUND 17 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS NUMBER BY COUNTRY

ARGENTINA 7

MOROCCO 7

BANGLADESH 51

MYANMAR 30

BHUTAN 43

NEPAL 30

BRAZIL 15

PAKISTAN 10

CAMBODIA 76

PAPUA NEW GUINEA 14

CHINA 5

PARAGUAY 1

COLOMBIA 6

PHILIPPINES 27

EGYPT 5

SAINT LUCIA 2

FIJI 53

SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

2

GRENADA 2

SAMOA 1

INDIA 77

SEYCHELLES 4

INDONESIA 212

SOLOMON ISLANDS 14

KENYA 48

SRI LANKA 102

KIRIBATI 17

SUDAN 4

LAO, PDR 30

TANZANIA 6

MADAGASCAR 5

TIMOR-LESTE 20

MALAYSIA 7

TONGA 22

MALDIVES 17

TUNISIA 9

MAURITIUS 2

VANUATU 32

MONGOLIA 19

VIETNAM 102

TOTAL 1136

In ROUND 16 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $18.2 million has been committed to support 36 Australian organisations to host 91 Fellowships involving 1147 Fellows (commencing from September 2016). ROUND 16 – SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS

Access Macquarie Limited

ACCESSUTS Pty Ltd

Australian Catholic University


Chisholm Institute

Cricket Australia


Deakin University

Department of Premier and Cabinet (Vic)

Flinders University

Griffith University

International Agriculture for Development Pty Ltd



Justice Equality Rights Access International Ltd

Laika Academy Pty Ltd

Monash University

Nossal Institute Limited


Reef Ecologic

Swinburne University of Technology

TAFE Queensland

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia

Top End Health Service


University of Queensland

University of South Australia

University of Southern Queensland




University of Western Sydney


University of New South Wales, The Kirby Institute


ROUND 16 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS BY COUNTRY

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 4

MONGOLIA 36

ARGENTINA 17

MOZAMBIQUE 1

BANGLADESH 23

MYANMAR 50

BELIZE 1

NAMIBIA 2

BHUTAN 16

NAURU 33

BOTSWANA 2

NEPAL 31

BRAZIL 3

NICARAGUA 1

CAMBODIA 4

NIGERIA 16

CAMEROON 1

PAKISTAN 15

CHILE 5

PAPUA NEW GUINEA 20

CHINA 4

PERU 16

COLOMBIA 3

PHILIPPINES 36

COOK ISLANDS 1

SAINT LUCIA 2

DOMINICA 2

SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

2

ECUADOR 16

SAMOA 17

FIJI 10

SEYCHELLES 1

GHANA 6

SOLOMON ISLANDS 7

GRENADA 3

SOUTH AFRICA 10

GUATEMALA 6

SRI LANKA 71

GUYANA 1

SURINAM 1

HAITI 2

TANZANIA 6

INDIA 47

TIMOR-LESTE 22

INDONESIA 292

TOKELAU 2

JAMAICA 2

TONGA 12

KENYA 22

TUVALU 4

KIRIBATI 2

UGANDA 1

LAO, PDR 32

VANUATU 27

MADAGASCAR 15

VIETNAM 133

MALAWI 2

VENEZUELA 1

MALAYSIA 2

ZAMBIA 2

MALDIVES 17

ZIMBABWE 1

MAURITIUS 3

TOTAL 1147

MEXICO 2

In ROUND 15 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $23.1 million has been committed to support 46 Australian organisations to host 111 Fellowships involving 1441 Fellows (commencing from March 2015)

ROUND 15 – SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS

Australian Customs and Border Protection Service

Australian Public Service Commission

Commonwealth Scientific And Industrial Research Organisation

Federal Court of Australia

Australian Rugby Union Limited

Cricket Australia

Football Federation Australia Limited

Volleyball Australia Ltd

Asia Pacific Journalism Centre

Australian Paralympic Committee Ltd.

CLAN (Caring & Living As Neighbours) Incorporated

Diplomacy Training Program Limited

Fiba Oceania Inc

The Macfarlane Burnet Institute For Medical Research And Public Health Ltd

The Royal Australian And New Zealand College of Obstetricians And Gynaecologists

Victorian Arts Centre Trust

International WaterCentre Pty Ltd

National Rugby League Limited

P.a Marshall & A.k Smith

Scope Global Pty Ltd

WaterEd Australia Pty Ltd

Bendigo Kangan Institute

Department of Premier And Cabinet (VIC)

Department of State Development Business And Innovation (VIC)

Northern Territory of Australia

State of Victoria - Department of Justice

TAFE Queensland


Accessuts Pty Limited



Griffith University


Menzies School of Health Research

Monash University


The Flinders University of South Australia

The University of Queensland

The University of Wollongong



University of South Australia



University of Tasmania

University of The Sunshine Coast


Antigua and Barbuda 1 Micronesia, Federated States Of 3

Argentina 11 Mongolia 25

Bangladesh 34 Myanmar 87

Belize 1 Nauru 14

Bhutan 49 Nepal 48

Botswana 1 Nigeria 4

Brazil 15 Niue 4

Burundi 2 Pakistan 5

Cambodia 24 Palau 2

Cameroon 2 Palestinian Territory, Occupied 2

Chile 6 Papua New Guinea 42

Colombia 2 Paraguay 12

Congo, Democratic Republic 7 Peru 17

Cook Islands 12 Philippines 97

Dominica 1 Rwanda 2

Ecuador 11 Saint Kitts and Nevis 3

Fiji 42 Saint Lucia 2

Ghana 14 Saint Vincent and The Grenadines 2

Grenada 1 Samoa 10

Guyana 3 Seychelles 2

India 18 Sierra Leone 2

Indonesia 321 Solomon Islands 52

Jamaica 1 South Africa 8

Kenya 32 Sri Lanka 72

Kiribati 16 Suriname 3

Laos 6 Tanzania 17

Malawi 1 Timor-Leste 47

Malaysia 14 Tonga 21

Maldives 2 Tuvalu 6

Marshall Islands 1 Uganda 6

Mauritania 1 Uruguay 2

Mauritius 2 Vanuatu 20

Mexico 5 Vietnam 142

Wallis And Futuna 1

Total 1441

In ROUND 14 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $19.7 million was provided to 36 Australian organisations to support 78 Fellowships involving 1172 Fellows (commencing from January 2014)



Flinders University

Griffith University

La Trobe University


Monash University



University of Canberra








Australasian Society for HIV Medicine (ASHM)

Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO)

Burnet Institute

Justice Equality Rights Access International Ltd (JERA International)

St Vincent’s

Australian Government Department of Infrastructure and Transport

Chisholm Institute of TAFE

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)

Family Court of Australia

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority

Hydro- Electric Corporation

IP Australia

Landgate - Western Australian Land Information Authority

Queensland Department of Education, Training and Employment (DETE)

Access Macquarie

accessUTS Pty Ltd

CHARLTON BROWN

Community Works Associates Pty. Ltd.

International Centre of Excellence in Water Resources Management (ICE WaRM)



Angola 2 Nauru 2

Antigua and Barbuda 1 Nepal 8

Argentina 16 Nigeria 12

Bangladesh 59 Pakistan 33

Belize 2 Palau 6

Bhutan 47 Papua New Guinea 5

Botswana 4 Paraguay 1

Brazil 3 Peru 16

Cambodia 39 Philippines 53

Comoros 2 St Kitts and Nevis 2

Cook Islands 2 St Lucia 2

Cuba 1 St Vincent and the

Grenadines 2

Dominican Republic 2 Samoa 9

Egypt 16 Seychelles 2

Fiji 12 Solomon Islands 5

Ghana 5 South Africa 5

Grenada 2 Sri Lanka 35

Guyana 2 Suriname 1

Indonesia 303 Tanzania 31

Jamaica 2 Timor Leste 9

Kenya 11 Tokelau 2

Kiribati 4 Tonga 19

Laos 36 Tuvalu 5

Lesotho 8 Uganda 2

Malawi 1 Uruguay 1

Maldives 28 Vanuatu 2

Mauritius 1 Vietnam 160

Mexico 7 Zambia 7

Mongolia 35 Zimbabwe 16

Myanmar 66 Total 1172

In ROUND 13 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $13.4 million was provided to 37 Australian organisations to support 58 Fellowships involving 733 Fellows (commencing from June 2013)



Flinders University


Griffith University

Mining Education Australia

Monash University

Nossal Institute University










Asia-Pacific Journalism Centre

Australian Red Cross

Brien Holden Vision Institute Foundation

CBM Australia

Clinical Oncological Society of Australia

International Women’s Development Agency

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

Sight For All Limited

Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC)

Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)

Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC)

Australian Government Department of Infrastructure and Transport


Queensland Department of Education, Training and Employment (DETE)

TAFE NSW Sydney Institute

The Children's Hospital at Westmead

Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine

Goodwill Consulting & Training International


Australian Rugby Union

Institute of Public Administration Australia (IPAA)Australian Rugby Union


Afghanistan 1 Myanmar 31

Bangladesh 33 Nepal 31

Botswana 3 Nigeria 5

Cambodia 48 Niue 1

Cameroon 1 Pakistan 34

Central African Republic 1 Palau 2

Chile 1 Papua New Guinea 32

Colombia 3 Palestinian Territories 1

Cook Islands 2 Peru 3

Djibuti 2 Philippines 32

Ecuador 8 Samoa 2

Egypt 1 Sierra Leone 2

Ethiopia 29 Solomon Islands 14

Fiji 12 South Africa 4

Federated States of Micronesia 1 South Sudan 10

Ghana 1 Sri Lanka 42

India 13 Tanzania 18

Indonesia 93 Thailand 1

Jamaica 1 Timor Leste 17

Kenya 8 Togo 1

Kiribati 10 Tonga 12

Laos 3 Tuvalu 1

Madagascar 2 Vanuatu 7

Maldives 10 Vietnam 122

Mali 1 Zambia 2

Mongolia 18

Total 733

In ROUND 12 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $10.5 million was provided to 31 Australian organisations to support 55 Fellowships involving 614 Fellows (commencing from January 2013)



Griffith University

Monash University

Macquarie University – Access Macquarie Limited

Nossal Institute University








University of Technology Sydney - Access UTS



Australian Conservation Foundation Incorporated

Burnet Institute

RANZCO

AGWEST International

Landgate

Queensland Department of Education, Training and Employment

Sydney Institute of TAFE

The National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance Vaccine Preventable diseases

FIBA Oceania

ICE WaRM


St Vincent’s Mental Health

The College of Law limited

CPA Australia

Cricket Australia

Planning Institute of Australia


Angola 1 Mongolia 16

Antigua and Barbuda 2 Mozambique 1

Argentina 1 Myanmar 52

Bangladesh 32 Namibia 2

Belize 2 Nepal 23

Bhutan 28 Nigeria 5

Botswana 2 Palau 1

Brazil 1 Papua New Guinea 9

Cambodia 6 Paraguay 9

Cameroon 1 Philippines 17

Cook Islands 4 Rwanda 1

Democratic Republic of the Congo 3 St Kitts and Nevis 2

Dominica 2 St Lucia 2

Federated State of Micronesia 2 St Vincent and Grenadines 2

Fiji 8 Samoa 3

Gambia 8 Senegal 1

Ghana 2 Solomon Islands 21

Grenada 2 Sri Lanka 19

Guyana 2 Suriname 2

Haiti 2 Tanzania 17

India 13 Thailand 3

Indonesia 99 Timor Leste 5

Kenya 13 Tonga 18

Kiribati 4 Uganda 2

Laos 14 Uruguay 4

Madagascar 2 Vanuatu 5

Malawi 3 Vietnam 88

Maldives 2 Zambia 3

Marshall Islands 1 Zimbabwe 14

Mauritius 5

Total 614

In ROUND 11 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $16.25 million was provided to 39 Australian organisations to support 78 Fellowships involving 907 Fellows (Commencing from July 2012) ROUND 11 – SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS

Australasian Society for HIV Medicine

Australia Pacific Journalism Centre


Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations Incorporated

Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO) Ltd

Australian Trade Training College

Burnet Institute

Charles Sturt University

Children’s Rights International

Deakin University

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Environmental Defenders Office Ltd

Fauna & Flora International Australia

Flinders University

Griffith University


Integrated Environmental Services Australia

International Centre for Eye Care Education


JERA International

Landgate International

MEGT (Australia) Ltd

Monash University

Nossal Institute Limited

Oz Green



RANZCOG

Sight for All

The Children's Hospital Westmead

Trade and Investment Queensland





University of Technology Sydney - Access UTS


University of Western Australia



Afghanistan 1 Malawi 4 Argentina 10 Mexico 1 Bangladesh 35 Mongolia 13 Belize 3 Mozambique 8 Bhutan 3 Nepal 23 Botswana 7 Nigeria 9 Brazil 1 Niue 4 Burma (Myanmar) 17 Pakistan 20 Cambodia 35 Palau 1 Cameroon 4 Papua New Guinea 32 China 48 Philippines 34 Colombia 10 Rwanda 2 Cook Islands 2 St. Kitts & Nevis 2 Cuba 4 St. Lucia 2 Dominica 1 St. Vincent & The Grenadines 1 East Timor 22 Samoa 3 El Salvador 1 Senegal 1 Ethiopia 2 Sierra Leone 6 Federated States of Micronesia 3 Solomon Islands 24 Fiji 9 South Africa 1 Gambia 5 Sri Lanka 52 Ghana 47 Suriname 2 Grenada 2 Tanzania 28 Guatemala 4 Thailand 3 Guyana 2 Tonga 3 Haiti 2 Uganda 12 India 23 Vanuatu 4 Indonesia 154 Vietnam 97 Kenya 20 Zambia 12 Kiribati 11 Laos 15 Total 907

In ROUND 10 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $9.6 million was provided to 36 Australian organisations to support 56 Fellowships involving 534 Fellows (Commencing from January 2012) ROUND 10 – SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS




Black Dog Institute

Boxhill Institute of Technical and Further Education

Central Gippsland Institute of TAFE

Charlton Brown (Mertise Pty Ltd)


Deakin University

Department of Training and workforce Development

Flinders University

Griffith University


International WaterCentre Pty Ltd (IWC)

Kangan Institute

Landgate, Western Australia

Legal Aid Queensland

Local Government Managers Australia

Macfarlane Burnet Institute for Medical Research and Public Health

Melbourne University – Nossal Institute


Murdoch University

NGIS Australia P/L


Rural Solutions SA – Department of Primary Industries and Resources



St Vincents Mental Hospital (Melbourne)Ltd

TAFE NSW

The Fred Hollows Foundation





University of Technology, Sydney

Western Australian Agriculture Authority

ROUND 10 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS BY COUNTRY Afghanistan 13 Mozambique 2 Angola 2 Nepal 12 Argentina 7 Nigeria 7 Benin 1 Niue 2 Bhutan 1 Pakistan 1 Brazil 4 Palau 2 Burkina Faso 3 Palestine Territories 1 Burma (Myanmar) 12 Papua New Guinea 26 Cambodia 15 Paraguay 1 Chile 1 Philippines 23 China 99 Rwanda 5 Colombia 8 Samoa 5 Comoros 4 Senegal 2 Djibouti 2 Solomon Islands 4 Egypt 12 South Africa 2 Ethiopia 17 Sri Lanka 2 Fiji 19 Tanzania 3 Ghana 13 Thailand 4 India 24 Timor-Leste 9 Indonesia 23 Togo 11 Ivory Coast 3 Tokelau 2 Kenya 6 Tonga 4 Kiribati 1 Tunisia 1 Laos 2 Tuvalu 3 Liberia 2 Uganda 6 Malawi 6 Uruguay 2 Maldives 2 Vietnam 55 Mali 3 Zambia 4 Marshall Islands 4 Mongolia 20 Morocco 3 TOTAL 534

In ROUND 9 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $16.1 million was provided to 44 Australian organisations to support 74 Fellowships involving 804 Fellows (Commencing from July 2011). ROUND 9 – SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS


Australian Competition and Consumer Commission

Australian Federal Police

Australian Fisheries management Authority

Australian Red Cross

Australian Secondary Principals’ Association(Inc)

Australian Trade Training Collage Ltd

Box Hill Institute of Technical and Further Education

Cancer Council Queensland


Curtin University

Deakin University


Department of Infrastructure and Transport

Environmental Defenders office Ltd

Flinders University o Gender consortium, Centre for Development Studies

Griffith University

International Water Centre Pty Ltd


JTA International

JERA International, Justice Equality Rights Access International Ltd

Landgate, The Western Australian Land Information Authority

Macfarlane Burnet Institute for medical Research and Public health

Marrickville Council

Monash University

OzGREEN

Planning Institute Australia

Queensland Parliamentary Service


Standards Australia Limited

The Australian National University

The Childrens’ Hospital at Westmead

The Royal Australian and New Zealand Collage of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

The University of Adelaide

The University of Melbourne o Nossal

Tropical North Queensland Institute of TAFE







WaterEd Australia Pty Ltd International Centre of Excellence in Water Resources Management (ICE WaRM)

Victoria University

ROUND 9 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS BY COUNTRY Afghanistan 1 Namibia 1 Antigua & Barbuda 1 Nepal 13 Argentina 1 Nigeria 4 Bangladesh 31 Pakistan 7 Barbados 1 Palestine Territories 2 Belize 1 Papua New Guinea 41 Bhutan 8 Philippines 3 Botswana 7 Rwanda 9 Burma (Myanmar) 2 Samoa 18 Cambodia 61 Senegal 1 Cameroon 1 Seychelles 1 Chile 5 Sierra Leone 1 China 150 Solomon Islands 16 Colombia 5 South Africa 2 Cook Islands 2 Sri Lanka 17 El Salvador 2 St Kitts 1 Fiji 4 St Lucia 2 Ghana 2 St Vincent & Grenada 1 Grenada 2 Swaziland 1 Guatemala 3 Tanzania 4 Guyana 1 Thailand 8 Haiti 1 Timor-Leste 26 India 14 Tonga 3 Indonesia 160 Trinidad & Tobago 2 Jamaica 1 Tuvalu 1 Kenya 12 Uganda 3 Kiribati 2 Vanuatu 11 Laos 12 Vietnam 66 Maldives 10 Zambia 8 Mali 8 Marshall Islands 2 Mauritius 3 TOTAL 804 Mongolia 15

In ROUND 8 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $9.8 million was provided to 44 Australian organisations to support 67 Fellowships involving 550 Fellows (Commencing from January 2011). ROUND 8 – SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS

AccessUTS Pty Limited




Australian Conservation Foundation Incorporated

Australian Council for Private Education and Training

Australian Customs and Border Protection Service


Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

Australian Orang-utan Project

Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation

Charles Darwin University - Menzies School of Health Research

Department of Agriculture of Food - Western Australia (AGWEST International)

Department of Infrastructure Transport Regional Development and Local Government

Department of Training and Workforce Development - Education & Training WA

Flinders University

Griffith University

International Water Centre Pty Ltd



Monash University

Murdoch University

NGIS Australia Pty Ltd

Planning Institute Australia

Queensland State Department of Education and Training International


Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology - The Australian APEC Study Centre


South Eastern Sydney and Illawarra Area Health Services


Spectrum Migrant Resource Centre Inc

St. Vincent's Hospital (Melbourne) Limited

The Australian National University - ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, Research Office

The George Institute for International Health

The University of Melbourne o The Nossal Institute for Global Health

University of New South Wales o National Centre in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research



University of Sunshine Coast

University of Sydney o Australian Mekong Resource Centre

o Sydney Medical School o The Health and Sustainability Unit and Research Institute for Asia and the

Pacific

University of Tasmania - The Australian Maritime College


WaterEd Australia Pty Ltd International Centre of Excellence in Water Resources Management (ICE WaRM)

ROUND 8 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS BY COUNTRY Argentina 9 Namibia 2 Bangladesh 14 Nauru 3 Botswana 4 Nepal 4 Brazil 3 Nigeria 10 Burkina Faso 1 Pakistan 6 Burma (Myanmar) 3 Palestine Territories 1 Cambodia 9 Papua New Guinea 30 Chile 1 Paraguay 1 China 90 Peru 2 Cook Islands 2 Philippines 28 Ecuador 1 Solomon Islands 7 Federated States of Micronesia 1 South Africa 1 Fiji 7 Sri Lanka 20 Ghana 4 Tanzania 1 India 7 Thailand 11 Indonesia 102 Timor-Leste 19 Iraq 15 Tonga 11 Kenya 2 Tuvalu 1 Kiribati 2 Vanuatu 5 Laos 23 Vietnam 45 Liberia 2 Mexico 4 TOTAL 550 Mongolia 31 Mozambique 3

In ROUND 7 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $7.3 million was provided to 29 Australian organisations to support 43 Fellowships involving 403 Fellows (Commencing from July 2010) ROUND 7 – SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS


Australian Electoral Commission

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

Australian Volunteers International

Black Dog Institute


Children’s Hospital at Westmead

CPA Australia

Department of Education and Training, Vocational Education and Training, QLD

Department of Training and Workforce Development, Education and Training International, WA

Gold Coast Institute of TAFE

Griffith University

IceWarm

International Water Centre

JERA – Justice Equality Rights Access International

La Trobe University o Centre for Dialogue o School of social Sciences

Lennon Training Consultants

Macfarlane Burnet Institute

Monash University

On-Q Human Resources Ltd

Rotary Club of Bundaberg West

TAFE Director Australia



The Royal Australian & New Zealand Collage of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists


University of Melbourne – Nossal Institute for global health


University of Sydney o Hoc Mai Foundation o Plant Breeding Institute o Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific

University of the Sunshine Coast.

ROUND 7 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS BY COUNTRY Argentina 2 Bhutan 5 Brazil 1 Cambodia 36 China 55 Federated States of Micronesia 1 Fiji 7 India 30 Indonesia 57 Kiribati 1 Laos 20 Mexico 8 Mongolia 6 Nepal 24 Niue 1 Pakistan 10 Papua New Guinea 6 Philippines 22 Samoa 6 Solomon Islands 3 Sri Lanka 46 Thailand 7 Vanuatu 1 Vietnam 48 TOTAL 403




Australian Maritime College, University of Tasmania

Centre for Creative and Authentic Leadership, ACU National


Deakin University

Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia

Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government


Flinders University

Fremantle Hospital & Health Service

Griffith University



Monash University

Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia


Queensland Department of Education & Training


Queensland University of Technology in partnership with CBM Australia-Nossal Institute

Research Institute for Asia & the Pacific, University of Sydney


The Australian National University, with in-kind contribution from the UNSW



University of Melbourne o Australian International Health Institute Ltd o Centre for International Mental Health


ROUND 6 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS BY COUNTRY Afghanistan 1 Bangladesh 19 Cambodia 7 China 28 India 22 Indonesia 38 Iraq 1 Laos 4 Nepal 20 Pakistan 9 Palestinian Territories 1 Papua New Guinea 10 Philippines 4 Samoa 10 Solomon Islands 12 Sri Lanka 6 Thailand 5 Timor-Leste 15 Tonga 19 Vanuatu 2 Vietnam 34 TOTAL 267

In ROUND 5 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $7.6 million was provided to 32 Australian organisations to support 42 Fellowships involving 346 Fellows. (Commencing from July 2009) ROUND 5 – SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS


Attorney-General’s Department



Australian Council for Educational Research

Australian Fisheries Management Authority

Black Dog Institute

CPA Australia


Flinders University

Green Building Council of Australia

Griffith University


IP Australia

Physical Disability Australia



RGH Pharmacy Consulting Services

Rotary Club of Bundaberg West

Royal Perth Hospital

Sydney West Area Health Service

The Australian National University (Crawford School of Economics and Government)

The Children’s Hospital at Westmead

Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre

UNIFEM Australia



University of Melbourne o Asialink (lead agency) and St Vincent’s Health o Australian International Health Institute Ltd o Centre for International Mental Health

University of South Australia (Australia Technology Network)

University of Sydney o Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific o Học Mãi, The Australia Vietnam Medical Foundation


University of Technology, Sydney

ROUND 5 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS BY COUNTRY Indonesia 87 China 66 Vietnam 64 Cambodia 20 Mongolia 19 Timor-Leste 11 India 11 Thailand 11 Papua New Guinea 9 Laos 7 Pakistan 6 Fiji 6 Sri Lanka 4 Solomon Islands 4 Federated States of Micronesia 3 Philippines 3 Palau 2 Samoa 2 Cook Islands 2 Bhutan 2 Nauru 1 TOTAL 346


Australian Red Cross & the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations

Australian Fisheries Management Authority

Australian Maritime College, University of Tasmania






RMIT University

The Australian International Health Institute (University of Melbourne) Ltd

The Children's Hospital at Westmead

Tropical North Queensland Institute of TAFE

The University of New England

The University of Sydney

University of Technology Sydney - World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Development


Indonesia 56 India 4 China 51 Samoa 4 Papua New Guinea 19 Nauru 3 Fiji 17 Niue 3 Nepal 13 Vanuatu 3 Maldives 11 Sri Lanka 2 Philippines 13 Laos 2 Vietnam 12 Tokelau 1 Solomon Islands 9 East Timor 7 Pakistan 6 TOTAL 252 Tonga 6 Cambodia 4 Cook Islands 4

In ROUND 3 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $11.76 million was provided to 38 Australian organisations to support 55 Fellowships involving 522 Fellows (Commencing from July 2008). ROUND 3 - SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS

AIDS Council of New South Wales Inc


Attorney-General’s Department

Australian Council for Educational Research Ltd

Australian Customs Service - Border Protection Command

Australian Institute of International Affairs


Australian Universities Quality Agency

Bayside Health - The Alfred

Biosecurity Centre Operations Ltd


CPA Australia




Flinders University

International Centre for Excellence in Water Resources Management

International Help Fund Australia

International Needs Australia


Macfarlane Burnet Institute of Medical Research and Public Health

Monash University - Melbourne APEC Finance Centre

National Centre for Vocational Education Research Ltd

People with Disability Australia


Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Water


RGH Pharmacy Consulting Services


Telethon Institute for Child Health Research




Hoc Mai, The Australia Vietnam Medical Foundation

University of Tasmania



Yellow Edge Pty Ltd


Vietnam 128 China 102 Indonesia 85 Philippines 27 Mongolia 19 Thailand 16 Laos 15 Maldives 15 East Timor 14 Cambodia 11 Papua New Guinea 11 India 10 Samoa 10 Nepal 9 Sri Lanka 9 Solomon Islands 9 Fiji 8 Pakistan 5 Tonga 5 Vanuatu 5 Kiribati 4 Bangladesh 2 Cook Islands 1 Federated States of Micronesia 1 Nauru 1

TOTAL 522

In ROUND 2 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $4.33 million was provided to18 Australian organisations to support 21 Fellowships involving 173 Fellows (announced April 2008). ROUND 2 - SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS

Administrative Appeals Tribunal

Attorney-General's Department

Department of Immigration and Citizenship

National Library of Australia

Supreme Court of Queensland


Moreland City Council

Australian Council for Education Research

Queensland Department of Education, Training and the Arts


Australian International Health Institute (University of Melbourne) Ltd


Griffith University





Victoria University


Vietnam 40 China 35 Indonesia 31 India 19 Vanuatu 17 Bhutan 6 Papua New Guinea 6 Philippines 5 East Timor 5 Thailand 3 Cambodia 3 Sri Lanka 2 Tonga 1

TOTAL 173

In ROUND 1 of the Australia Awards Fellowships program, $8.15 million was provided to 39 Australian organisations to support 45 Fellowships involving 370 Fellows (announced March 2007). ROUND 1 - SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN HOST ORGANISATIONS

Asia Pacific Journalism Centre & Pacific Area Newspaper Publishers Association Inc.

Attorney-General's Department


Australia Indonesia Institute

Australian Catholic University Limited


Australian Institute of International Affairs

Australian Medical Association Queensland


Australian Strategic Policy Institute

Department of Transport and Regional Services - Australian Transport Safety Bureau

Charles Darwin University

CPA Australia

Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry


Flinders University

Griffith University

GRM International Pty Ltd

Hoc Mai Foundation



IP Australia

Kellogg Brown & Root Pty Ltd

Law Council of Australia Ltd


Murdoch University

Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

Northern Territory Police

Queensland Department of Natural Resources

Queensland Department of Premier and Cabinet

Queensland Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries


RGH Pharmacy Consulting Services Pty Ltd





ROUND 1 – AUSTRALIA AWARDS FELLOWS BY COUNTRY China 111 Indonesia 64 Vietnam 49 Papua New Guinea 43 East Timor 21 Fiji 9 Solomon Islands 9 Vanuatu 8 Laos 7 Thailand 7 Cambodia 6 Iraq 1 Sri Lanka 6 Philippines 5 India 4 Afghanistan 3 Samoa 3 Kiribati 2 Pakistan 2 Cook Islands 1 Tonga 1 Tuvalu 1 Nauru 1 Niue 1 TOTAL 370

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