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SUMMARY:Sustainable Development Goals: Local | Regional | Global Report Launch
DESCRIPTION:Join for the launch of Sustainable Development Goals: Local\, Regional\, Global\, a report that brings together insights from leading academics\, practitioners\, and policy experts across all 17 SDGs. \nThis timely publication highlights innovative research\, real-world case studies\, and evidence-based pathways to accelerate sustainable development in Australia and beyond. \nSpeakers will explore the current state of SDG progress\, examining both the challenges and opportunities shaping implementation at local\, regional\, and global levels. \nAttendees and contributors will have the opportunity to connect across sectors\, share insights\, and form collaborations that strengthen emerging policy directions and practical strategies for meaningful change. \nThis event offers a unique opportunity for policymakers\, researchers\, industry professionals\, and community leaders to engage with cutting-edge thinking on the SDGs and explore how collective action can deliver a more sustainable and equitable future. \nThe launch will feature an opening address from Richard Damania\, Chief Economist\, The World Bank\, followed by a panel discussion with: \n\nMichael Sheldrick\, Co-Founder\, Global Citizen\nPro-Vice Chancellor Academic Advancement & Diversity Fiona McGaughey\, The University of Western Australia\nProfessor Kadambot Siddique\, UWA Institute of Agriculture\nProfessor Jessica Meeuwig\, UWA Oceans Institute\nAdam Carrel\, Climate Change & Sustainability\, EY Australia
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/sustainable-development-goals-local-regional-global-report-launch/
LOCATION:Ernst & Young\, 11 Mounts Bay Road\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Seminar / Panel Discussion / Conversation
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SUMMARY:Higher Education Summit: Fit for Purpose? The Future of Governance\, Regulation and Impact of the Australian Higher Education Sector
DESCRIPTION:Australia’s higher education sector stands at a critical juncture. One shaped by enduring constitutional tensions embedded within our federated system. Historically\, universities have operated under a delicate balance between Commonwealth funding and oversight\, and state-based legislative and regulatory frameworks. Recent landmark initiative including the Australian Universities Accord\, the formation of Jobs and Skills Australia\, the establishment of the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC)\, and changes to student migration policy have amplified these inherent complexities\, reshaping the governance and operation of universities nationwide. \nThe Universities Accord and ATEC\, driven by Commonwealth policy\, seeks to redefine the core purpose\, funding structure\, and accountability measures of universities\, challenging traditional state roles and increasing the Commonwealth’s influence. Concurrently\, tightened student migration restrictions create additional resourcing pressures\, compelling universities to reconsider their recruitment strategies\, internationalisation approaches\, and long-term sustainability. \nThese developments provoke critical policy questions: How can governance arrangements be clarified to enhance institutional autonomy while ensuring accountability to national priorities? To what extent does constitutional considerations limit or enable sector-wide innovation and reform? And importantly\, how can policy coordination between Commonwealth and state governments be strengthened to better support universities? \nJoin senior education executives\, policy leaders\, constitutional experts\, and leading academics to navigate these questions\, and explore practical policy pathways for a resilient\, effective\, and purpose-driven Australian higher education system. \nRegister here: Higher Education Summit: Fit for Purpose? The Future of Governance\, Regulation and Impact of the Australian Higher Education Sector
URL:https://wainnovationcalendar.com.au/event/higher-education-summit-fit-for-purpose/
LOCATION:Fox Lecture Theatre\, UWA\, Crawley\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Seminar / Panel Discussion / Conversation
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