Foundation for Australian Studies in ChinaRegistered

The Company's principal activities during the financial year were: to administer, finalise and provide funding to the 2022 Australian Studies in China Program (2022 ASP) funded in part by the National Foundation for AustraliaChina Relations (NFACR) with the guidance from the independent Academic Advisory Committee (AAC); to launch and commence the selection process of the 2023 Australian Studies in China Program (2023 ASP) funded in part by the NFACR; to provide agreed funding instalments to eligible 2018,2019 & 2020 Scholarship Program awardees; to conceptualise, develop draft program, and secure institutional partnership for the 9t Foundation for Australian Studies in China Conference (FASIC 9); to continue developing relationships with stakeholders in Australia and China, including Chinese and Australian universities, the Chinese diplomatic missions in Australia, the Australian diplomatic missions in Greater China, the Chinese Association of Australian Studies (CAAS), the NFACR and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) offices; to maintain consistent and uptodate risk management measures to support the development of programs, foster partnerships and promotion of Australian studies; to approve and provide funding to requests that fit in the Company's Objectives, including the 2023 Australian Studies Translation Prize.