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
Andrew Burridge (Project Manager)
Expertise
Immigration; aid and international development; urban planning
Annabel Brown (Program Director)
Expertise
Forced migration; aid and international development; governance; evaluation & performance assessment
Arja Keski-Nummi (Fellow)
Expertise
Immigration & citizenship; humanitarian resettlement; services to refugees and migrants
Jeni Whalan (Deputy Chair)
Expertise
Peacekeeping; the United Nations; policy evaluation; peace negotiations; global security governance
Latest Articles
Time to judge our wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
Travers McLeod - June 2018
Published in The Sydney Morning Herald on 11 June 2018. “We will never forget that 100 years ago a young and brave nation on the other side of the world...
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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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Sixth meeting | ASIA DIALOGUE ON FORCED MIGRATION | March 2018
communications - March 2018
Key documents for the sixth ADFM meeting: Full agenda and participant list Briefing papers Participant profiles Press Release The sixth meeting of the Asia Dialogue on Forced Migration (ADFM) took place...
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Council on Economic Participation for Refugees
communications - February 2018
Key documents: Full agenda Participant list First Council summary On 22 February 2018, CPD convened the first meeting of the Council on Economic Participation for Refugees (the Council), hosted by...
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How can Australia’s Democracy Deliver? | ROUNDTABLE | November 2017
communications - November 2017
Key documents for the roundtable: Full agenda Participant list Participant profiles Speakers: Dr Nikolas Kirby (Research Fellow and Departmental Lecturer in Philosophy and Public Policy, University of Oxford, and Director of...
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