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 (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
Lisa Button (Senior Project Manager)
Expertise
Forced migration; refugee settlement; labour exploitation and trafficking
Peter Hughes PSM (Fellow)
Expertise
Governance of migration; migration, refugee & asylum policies; citizenship, integration & multicultural policies
Latest Articles
Eighth meeting | ASIA DIALOGUE ON FORCED MIGRATION | June 2019
Luisa Boll - July 2019
Key documents for the eighth ADFM meeting: Full agenda and participant list Participant profiles Briefing Papers The eighth meeting of the Asia Dialogue on Forced Migration (ADFM) was held from...
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Latest eNews
communications - June 2019
Dear CPD follower In the first half of 2019, CPD has worked hard to get results that are real and transformative. Our unique method — to create, connect and convince — has seen...
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Bangladesh and its Emerging Role in the Region | ROUNDTABLE | June 2019
Luisa Boll - June 2019
Yesterday, CPD co-hosted a special roundtable event with the Bangladesh High Commission on ‘Bangladesh and its Emerging Role in the Region: Bilateral Relations and Challenges for the Region from Forced...
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The future of humanitarian settlement I ANU-CPD Policy Dialogue I May 2019
Luisa Boll - May 2019
On 14 May, we hosted our second ANU-CPD Policy Dialogue for 2019 on the future of humanitarian settlement. The event featured opening remarks from Abul Rizvi (Former Senior Official, Commonwealth...
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Seven Steps to SUCCESS: Enabling Refugee Entrepreneurs to Flourish | REPORT | April 2019
Luisa Boll - April 2019
Today CPD and Open Political Economy Network (OPEN) have released a new report, Seven Steps to SUCCESS: Enabling Refugee Entrepreneurs to Flourish. The report was written by Philippe Legrain, founder of OPEN,...
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