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Discussion paper

What does it look like for Australia to ... strengthen its Indian Ocean engagement


This paper asserts that Australia has a direct interest in a stable and prosperous Indian Ocean. This means a region where people can trade freely and where countries are able to pursue their development and prosperity.
Article

Governing for sustainability value: from strong government to deliberative multistakeholderism


This article argues that our current institutions of government are unable to deliver sustainability because they are tied to narrow economic thinking about value creation.
Strategy

Partnerships for a Healthy Region (PHR) initiative: strategic investment framework


This strategic investment framework guides Australia’s future investments under the $620 million Partnerships for a Healthy Region (PHR) over a five-year period. PHR aims to support Pacific and Southeast Asian countries to deliver better health outcomes for all, by contributing to more resilient and equitable public health systems with greater capability to respond to health...
Briefing paper

ASEAN action on countering trafficking in persons and forced labour: constraints and opportunities


This paper seeks to advance understanding of the vulnerabilities of labour migrants to exploitation and trafficking. This can contribute to improved response capabilities of state agencies and international programmes to address these issues and strengthen protection and support for labour migrants and victims of trafficking in persons.
Report

Are donors taking the journalism crisis seriously?


Renewed attention to media development, press freedom, and freedom of expression as priority areas of international cooperation has yet to translate into substantial increases in aid to the media sector. This study analyses trends in media development funding between 2010 and 2019 and looks at donor priorities for the future.