Events

The Centre for Policy Future’s highly-regarded Getting Research into Policy and Practice (GRiPP) training is designed to help researchers better understand and navigate Australia’s policy landscape.

Presented by the Australian Institute for Business and Economics and the Centre for Policy Futures.  Join us at Brisbane's iconic Customs House for a free evening of discussion, networking and sustainable principles. Hear from industry experts on the topics of environmental offsets, sustainability policy, circular economy and more.

Join our panel discussion for the Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development (APFSD) with the authors of the report as they analyse ways Australia can learn from best practice around the world.

Session 3: What policymakers want from Academia - A panel discussion

The University of Queensland's Centre for Policy Futures invites you to attend a webinar on big data for water management presented by Dr Greg Edeson, Principal Policy Officer with the Office of the Great Barrier Reef at the Queensland Department of Science.

Session 2. Evidence-based policy making

Session 1. The nuts and bolts: Australia's system of government and the policy process

Join us for this Lowy Institute webinar with Ben Bland in conversation with the UQ Centre for Policy Futures own Dr Greta Nabbs-Keller. This webinar takes a look at how Joko Widodo rose from a riverside shack to the top of Indonesian politics on a wave of hope for change, and his struggle to deliver the reforms that Indonesia desperately needs in the midst of crises.

The University of Queensland’s Centre for Policy Futures ‘Getting Research into Policy and Practice’ workshop helps researchers navigate Australia’s policy landscape.

Presented by Angus Veitch, RMIT University

Presented by Angus Veitch, RMIT University

The presentation will explore frameworks the Grattan Institute has developed for prioritising reforms in response to policy issues.

Dr Kiah Smith will discuss SDG2 - Zero Hunger, as part of the Centre for Policy Futures' SDG Seminar Series.

Conservation and broader environmental policy-making is often regarded as involving complex and ‘wicked’ problems, with policy-makers facing considerable challenges in finding robust and defendable policy solutions.