Intergenerational Wellbeing
CPD’s Intergenerational Wellbeing Program works on policy challenges central to fostering social mobility and tackling disadvantage over the long term, both in Australia and further abroad across the Asia-Pacific. How should wellbeing be measured? How do we understand concepts like fairness, growth and justice across generations? Can intergenerational equity be achieved in the Australian political context? What is the relationship between security, trade and migration in fostering wellbeing and regional order? These questions are fundamental to the program.
Experts
Annabel Brown (Program Director)
Expertise
Forced migration; aid and international development; governance; evaluation & performance assessment
Arja Keski-Nummi
Expertise
Immigration & citizenship; humanitarian resettlement; services to refugees and migrants
Peter Hughes PSM
Expertise
Governance of migration; migration, refugee & asylum policies; citizenship, integration & multicultural policies
Latest Articles
ASEAN leadership needed to address forced migration amid Myanmar crisis, COVID-19: ADFM
Georgia Wilkinson - June 2021
Published in The Jakarta Post on 11 June 2021. A recently convened track-two diplomatic forum is calling on ASEAN leaders to tackle the issue of forced migration, just as civil...
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Tenth meeting | ASIA DIALOGUE ON FORCED MIGRATION | May 2021
Georgia Wilkinson - June 2021
Key documents for the tenth ADFM meeting: Full agenda and participant list Participant profiles Discussion Paper Co-Convenors’ Statement Related media On 6 May 2021 the Asia Dialogue on Forced...
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Virtual Roundtable on Mainstreaming Child Protection in the Context of International Migration
communications - January 2021
In December 2020 the Secretariat of the Asia Dialogue on Forced Migration (ADFM) was pleased to co-convene a virtual regional roundtable with the International Detention Coalition (IDC), focused on mainstreaming...
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Putting Language In Place: Improving the Adult Migrant English Program
communications - August 2020
The Centre for Policy Development is pleased to announce the release of a new report, Putting Language In Place: Improving the Adult Migrant English Program. The Adult Migrant English Program...
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Caitlin McCaffrie: Andaman Sea Crisis: Is the region really better off in 2020?
communications - August 2020
Published as part of the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law’s Andaman Sea Crisis series on 6 August 2020 The Asia Pacific is experiencing another major test of regional cooperation,...
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