Effective Government
The Effective Government Program examines how Australia can best ensure that its public institutions deliver active and effective government in the 21st century.
Delivering an active and effective government means tackling long-term policy challenges, delivering high-quality services to the community, weathering existential shocks from abroad, and instilling in the public a shared confidence and respect in their public institutions, and in one another.
Experts
Terry Moran AC (Chair)
Expertise
Australian public service; public sector reform; economic development
Don Russell (Board Member)
Expertise
Economics; innovation; investment; energy; public sector; climate change
Latest Articles
‘Hubs of concentrated advantage’: selective schools need a rethink
Chris Bonnor - July 2018
Published in The Sydney Morning Herald on 16 July 2018. In the debate about selective schools, personal stories and beliefs can drown out evidence, especially when that evidence challenges the status quo....
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Institutionalised Separation | DISCUSSION PAPER | July 2018
communications - July 2018
In a Class of Their Own – July 2018 Institutionalised Separation looks at inequity within selective schools and their impact on other schools, focussing on NSW. It presents evidence of dramatic,...
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Post-budget review | ANU-CPD POLICY DIALOGUE | May 2018
communications - May 2018
On 10 May 2018, CPD and ANU invited leaders from government, business, civil society, academia and the media to reflect on the mid-term implications of the federal budget and to...
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Cities and Settlement
communications - May 2018
CPD is proud to announce our Cities and Settlement Initiative, consisting of three pillars delivered over three years. The Cities and Settlement Initiative (CSI) aims to improve the economic participation...
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Has Gonski stepped outside the square? I CHRIS BONNOR I Inside Story
communications - April 2018
CHRIS BONNOR, published in Inside Story on 20 APRIL 2018 The second Gonski report has been presented to the federal government, and will soon to be made public. Will it back...
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