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DT Global offers advisory services and large-scale program delivery to help public and private sector clients achieve measurable results.

DT Global is shaping a future where sustainable development and innovation empower individuals, communities, and nations. We work in partnership with local stakeholders to foster inclusive prosperity, social equity, and environmental stewardship. Our global team of 2,500 staff and experts work in over 90 countries to solve complex problems in the peacebuilding, governance, economic development, environment, and human development sectors. With a track record of technical excellence and more than 60 years of international development experience and relationships, we deliver innovative solutions that transform lives.

10/21/2026

🖤💛❤️ Celebrating two years of partnership with InTravel Group during Indigenous Business Month!

As an international development organisation, travel is an operational requirement, so when we partnered with InTravel Group two years ago, we saw an opportunity to ensure our travel spend delivered more than flights and accommodation.

Partnering with InTravel meant our existing travel spend could also support a First Nations business and contribute to First Nations communities' economic empowerment and social impact.

For DT Global, InTravel have been a trusted, collaborative partner, supporting our teams across complex international environments, understanding our operational challenges, and delivering exceptional service every step of the way. The partnership also supports our Reconciliation commitments and reflects our wider approach to responsible business.

As proud Supply Nation members, both DT Global and InTravel Group recognise the important role procurement plays in creating opportunities for First Nations businesses and communities.

Congratulations to the InTravel team on your continued impact, and thank you for being such a valued partner over the past two years.

To discover how your organisation’s travel spend could create broader social and economic impact, check out InTravel Group’s new Social Return on Travel Calculator.

🛫 https://intravelgroup.pulse.ly/t2qwjtjxni

📸 (L-R, B-F) DT Global and InTravel staff, Dwayne Good, Zak Kennedy, Karla Hume, Leanne Jones, Helene Lesperance, Leah Monk, Michael Crocce-Yap, Charlotte Wiffin and Gigi Registro during Reconciliation Week activities in Melbourne.

10/14/2026

🖤💛❤️ This , DT Global is proud to sponsor Sisters Our Way, a movement connecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in business, for their First Nations Women's Business Gathering 2026.

The event, themed 'Our Business, Our Future', held on 14 October in Brisbane, Australia, celebrates the leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women creating opportunities for their businesses, families, and communities.

"Supporting spaces where First Nations women can connect, share knowledge, strengthen relationships and grow their businesses aligns strongly with our commitment to self-determination, economic empowerment and inclusive development," said Karla Hume, DT Global's First Nations Lead.

"Through our Reconciliation Action Plan, we are committed to supporting First Nations economic participation, strengthening relationships with First Nations businesses and creating opportunities that recognise and build on the strengths, expertise and aspirations that already exist within communities.”

👉🏽 For more: https://sisters-our-way.pulse.ly/ept01xskts

📸: Women business leaders and supporters attend the First Nations Women's Business Gathering 2026. Courtesy: Karla Hume.

10/12/2026

👧🏽Every girl deserves a future of choice, safety and opportunity.

This International Day of the Girl Child, we're highlighting an issue that often goes unseen: the links between child marriage, forced marriage and trafficking in persons.

In November 2025, the ASEAN Guidelines for Addressing Child and Forced Marriage within the Context of Trafficking in Persons were launched with support from the Australian Government through the ASEAN-Australia Counter Trafficking (ASEAN-ACT) program, managed by DT Global.

The Guidelines provide practical guidance for policymakers and frontline responders to better identify risks, strengthen protection, and support those affected.

And this is only the beginning. ASEAN-ACT is now supporting the development of a practical implementation toolkit, alongside a regional Community of Practice launching in early 2027 to help turn guidance into action through learning, collaboration and shared experience.

🔗For more on the guidelines:
https://aseanact.pulse.ly/2vlqpztkdc

🎥Watch the animation below to learn more.

10/08/2026

DT Global has been supporting the European Commission Election Observation Mission in São Tomé and Príncipe throughout the country’s 2026 electoral process.

With technical, operational, and security experts on the ground, our team supported the effective deployment of the Mission and its independent, comprehensive observation of the electoral process.

On election day, September 27, around 50 observers were deployed across all districts of São Tomé and in the Autonomous Region of Príncipe, observing the opening of polling stations, voting, counting, and tabulation of results. The parliamentary, local, and regional elections marked the conclusion of the country’s 2026 electoral cycle.

“Election day went orderly and peacefully, with some important aspects of the election administration improved, such as the layout of polling stations to protect the secrecy of the vote. The overall turnout seems to be comparable to that of the presidential elections in July,” said Sérgio Humberto, Chief Observer of the EU EOM.

DT Global is pleased to have supported the Mission throughout the electoral cycle, contributing the technical and operational expertise needed to enable credible, independent election observation in São Tomé and Príncipe.

10/05/2026

Our elections team has arrived in South Africa!🇿🇦 DT Global will support an Election Expert Mission (EEM) to South Africa ahead of the country’s local government elections, scheduled for 4 November 2026.

Funded by the European Commission, the mission will assess South Africa’s electoral legal framework and processes against international and regional commitments, standards, and good practices for democratic elections.

Our experts will collect and analyse information throughout the electoral process and develop recommendations to help strengthen future elections. Where relevant, the mission will also assess progress in implementing recommendations from previous electoral missions.

The EEM is tentatively scheduled to take place from 2 October to 25 November 2026. We look forward to bringing our elections expertise to this important mission in South Africa!

10/01/2026

💡 How can mini help bring reliable to rural communities?

For more than 10 years, the Kudjip Nazarene Hospital mini hydropower system in has helped provide reliable electricity for healthcare services. Its success demonstrates the value of community ownership, local skills and long-term collaboration.

Drawing on examples like Kudjip's, a review of Off-Grid Mini Hydro Developments in Papua New Guinea outlines recommendations to support the growth of Papua New Guinea's mini hydropower sector and help more communities access reliable renewable energy.

🌏 The review reflects the ongoing collaboration between Australia, the United Kingdom and Papua New Guinea to advance renewable energy solutions that improve energy access and support sustainable development.

📝 Access the review here: https://dt-global.pulse.ly/9odzpvtljk

09/30/2026

⛪ Across the Pacific, Churches can be the key that unlocks change.

Wilson Toa, Country Manager of the Balance of Power program in Vanuatu, and Telstar Jimmy, Balance of Power Program Officer, are in Papua New Guinea this week, learning how DT Global's DFAT-funded Building Community Engagement in PNG program works with its network of faith partners to drive development.

Talking to organisations like the PNG Council of Churches, the United Church in PNG, ADRA PNG, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of PNG, and the PNG Christian Professionals Network, they explored how faith institutions can influence social norms and build community resilience.

These lessons will strengthen our ongoing work with church partners in Vanuatu to boost women and men’s shared leadership.

With a worldwide network of local experts, we’re able to share knowledge across countries and regions, maximising the impact we achieve for our clients and partners everywhere.

For more on BCEP: https://dt-global.pulse.ly/xr5gxhiqvg

📸 1: Telstar Jimmy and Wilson Toa at St Mary's Cathedral in Port Moresby. 2: Telstar Jimmy, Bishop Jack Urame (Head Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of PNG) and Wilson Toa in Lae. Credit: BCEP.

09/22/2026

Police officers in Malawi are strengthening the practical skills needed to provide more effective, survivor-centred support to people affected by Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV).

During a recent orientation for Victim Support Unit officers, participants developed their knowledge of survivor-centred interviewing, evidence handling, case documentation, and officer wellness.

The training also identified priorities for strengthening SGBV case management across the wider VSU network, including expanding officers’ capacity, improving case tracking, and responding to emerging forms of GBV, such as cyber-related violence.

By strengthening both technical skills and institutional practices, the initiative is helping advance more consistent, dignified, and timely support for survivors across Malawi.

🇪🇺 The workshop was held under the Provision of Technical Assistance to the Access to Justice Programme (Chilungamo II), funded by the European Commission in support of stronger justice institutions and improved access to justice in Malawi.

09/21/2026

❓If you could share one insight with someone starting out in your field, what would it be?

"My advice would be to spend time understanding the people behind the project, not just the technical aspects. Successful infrastructure projects are built on strong relationships, clear communication, and a genuine understanding of the needs of stakeholders and communities. Technical skills are essential, but it is often the ability to work effectively with people and navigate challenges that determines a project's success."

Tracey Paira is a Project Manager with the Economic and Social Infrastructure Program in Papua New Guinea, where she oversees infrastructure projects from design through construction and commissioning. In this Q&A, she shares insights into her role and her drive to make a positive impact on the communities she works with.

👉🏽 Click here for the full Q&A: https://dt-global.pulse.ly/tmxlnr5oiy

📸: 1. Tracey Paira, Project Manager with the Economic and Social Infrastructure Program in Papua New Guinea. Credit: ESIP Communications Team.

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