What countries do AusAID help?

The Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) is an Australian government agency responsible for managing the Australian government's overseas aid program. AusAID works with partner governments, non-government organisations, and the private sector to deliver development assistance in countries and regions around the world.

AusAID's priority countries for development assistance are:

- Afghanistan

- Bangladesh

- Cambodia

- China

- Ethiopia

- Fiji

- Indonesia

- Kiribati

- Laos

- Maldives

- Mongolia

- Myanmar

- Nauru

- Nepal

- Pakistan

- Papua New Guinea

- Philippines

- Samoa

- Solomon Islands

- Sri Lanka

- Timor-Leste

- Tonga

- Tuvalu

- Vanuatu

- Vietnam

In addition to these priority countries, AusAID also provides development assistance to a number of other countries and regions, including:

- Africa

- Caribbean

- Central Asia

- Eastern Europe

- Latin America

- Middle East

- North Africa

- Pacific

- South Asia

AusAID's development assistance program is focused on four key areas:

- Economic growth and trade

- Human development and social inclusion

- Environment and climate change

- Governance and security