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Multilateral Placements Program (MPP)

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade · Australia

The Multilateral Placements Program provides funding to multilateral organisations to place Australian professionals in roles across the multilateral system. It aims to increase Australian representation in multilateral organisations and build multilateral expertise in government and other Australian sectors.

Official Grant Page

Funding

Up to $30.4M

Deadline

Rolling / Ongoing

Location

Australia

Who Can Apply

• Applicant must be a multilateral organisation • Organisation must be an internationally recognised intergovernmental organisation • Organisation must be made up primarily of sovereign states • Examples include UN organisations, multilateral economic institutions, and other non-UN multilateral organisations
To be eligible, applicants must be a multilateral organisation, defined as an internationally recognised intergovernmental organisation made up primarily of sovereign states. Examples include United Nations organisations, multilateral economic institutions such as the World Bank or Asian Development Bank, and other non-UN multilateral organisations such as the International Criminal Court.

What's Funded

Placing Australian professionals in roles across the multilateral system through eligible multilateral organisations.

Expected Outcomes

Increased Australian representation in multilateral organisations and strengthened multilateral expertise in the Australian Government and broader Australian sectors that rely on multilateral engagement.

Key Information

Applicant Types

other

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

communityother

Keywords

multilateralinternational organisationsplacementsAustralian professionalsforeign affairsinternational engagement

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Multilateral Placements Program (MPP)?

The Multilateral Placements Program (MPP) is a mixed grant offered by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Australia, providing Up to $30.4M in funding. The Multilateral Placements Program provides funding to multilateral organisations to place Australian professionals in roles across the multilateral system. It aims to increase Australian representation in multilateral organisations and build multilateral expertise in government and other Australian sectors.

How much funding does the Multilateral Placements Program (MPP) provide?

The Multilateral Placements Program (MPP) provides Up to $30.4M in funding.

Who is eligible for the Multilateral Placements Program (MPP)?

• Applicant must be a multilateral organisation • Organisation must be an internationally recognised intergovernmental organisation • Organisation must be made up primarily of sovereign states • Examples include UN organisations, multilateral economic institutions, and other non-UN multilateral organisations

What activities are funded?

Placing Australian professionals in roles across the multilateral system through eligible multilateral organisations.

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