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Esther Koh

Report

Warp speed: accelerating renewable energy infrastructure deployment


This report outlines a package of policy reforms to radically speed up the renewable energy transition in Australia. It sets out a pathway to accelerating the economy’s ability to build energy infrastructure, providing opportunities for training and employment, better targeted community engagement, and greater certainty for communities hosting infrastructure projects. Four key reform areas are...
Report

Sharing the benefits: ensuring new industries strengthen communities


The report outlines how governments can lock in benefits for the communities hosting Australia's new industries and energy infrastructure. It outlines a framework for allocating public funding that incentivises and supports developers to deliver better community engagement, and ensures new net zero industries strengthen local and First Nations communities and workforces.
Guide

Embedding progress: how to align public institutions with a better future


This report provides governments with a practical manual for how to achieve better outcomes for the people they serve. It identifies six principles for an effective approach to transformational government change and makes 13 recommendations for practical actions that governments can take to ensure systems are set up to put wellbeing at the heart of...
Discussion paper

A national conversation on Measuring What Matters in Australia


With the release of its Measuring What Matters framework the Australian Government has taken the first steps to embedding wellbeing in policy and decision-making. Critical to its success will be gaining the perspectives and buy-in of the Australian public. This paper provides the foundations to support the government and community sector to embark on a...
Report

Setting direction: a purposeful approach to modern industry policy


This report lays out the essential elements required for successful modern industry policy, including clear direction from government, a diverse policy mix, and strong, coordinated governance.

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