The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) leads Australia’s relationship with Southeast Asia. It brings the trust and reputation of the Australian Government and our deep history of working with Southeast Asia to support economic development. DFAT has overall responsibility for P4I, including through the DFAT-appointed Executive Director. Visit www.dfat.gov.au.

EY is a global leader in strategy and transactions, assurance, tax and consulting advisory services, helping entrepreneurs, companies and countries solve their most pressing challenges in its thrust towards building a better working world. EY will coordinate the delivery of P4I’s workstreams, support Southeast Asian governments in addressing complex infrastructure problems, share knowledge and work to strengthen government relationships. Visit www.ey.com.

The Asia Foundation is a nonprofit international development organisation that works with local leaders and communities to improve lives across a dynamic and developing Asia. It provides strong contextual understanding of Southeast Asia, leveraging experience in female empowerment and gender equality, inclusive economic development, environment and climate action, and regional cooperation.

Adam Smith International (ASI) is a global advisory company specialising in delivering high-impact, inclusive development programs around the world. This is with the vision of making economies stronger, societies more stable and governments more effective. ASI applies its expertise in adaptive program management to support the performance and operation of P4I. 

Ninti One is an Australian Indigenous professional services company that builds opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders through research, innovation and engagement. Building on its project management experience of creating economic opportunities and resilient communities, Ninti One brings its Indigenous participation expertise to P4I, including by exploring opportunities for Indigenous-to-Indigenous knowledge sharing.