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Research that works for developing countries and AustraliaACIAR's Service CharterEmbedding a Service Delivery CultureA Message from the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) ACIAR is part of Australia’s Aid Program and accountable to the Minister for Foreign Affairs. It is committed to Australia’s whole-of-government agenda and to its partners both here in Australia and overseas. This Charter outlines what you can expect when dealing with us and how you can contact us to comment on our performance. This Charter is about our responsiveness, not our accountabilities. The accountabilities are clear and are to the Minister and Government. But our responsiveness to partners, other government agencies, community groups will demonstrate our commitment to doing the very best job we can. Nick Austin CEO ACIAR’s Vision, Mission Outcome
Our ValuesWe are committed to partnerships that:
In our work we believe in:
As an organisation we value:
Our Service StandardsOur performance will be measured against the following standards: Providing prompt and accurate information as requested. We will:
Being open and transparent in our decision making. We will:
Being accessible. We will:
Avoiding real or apparent conflicts of interest on all occasions. Our Service GuaranteeACIAR is committed to international agricultural research partnerships and Australia’s Aid Program. We will respond quickly to Ministerial requests, recognising the importance of consulting relevant public service agencies in the process. We will strive to provide high quality professional services to our partners, new and old. Helping Us to Help YouWe want to continue getting better at what we do. Your feedback is essential for us to do that. The first port of call should be the staff member with whom you are dealing. Alternatively contact a member of the ACIAR Executive. We are a small agency, there to help you. Do not hesitate to contact the CEO, Dr Nick Austin. His contact details are: austin [at] aciar [dot] gov [dot] au If you remain dissatisfied with how we have handled a complaint that you regard as serious, there is always the option of the Commonwealth Ombudsman. This Office considers complaints from people who believe they have been treated unfairly or unreasonably by Commonwealth agencies including ACIAR. Its contact details are: GPO Box 442 |
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