Research-informed policy, advice and submissions
Making communities safer, more resilient and sustainable through research-informed policy advice and inquiry submissions
Making communities safer, more resilient and sustainable through research-informed policy advice and inquiry submissions
The Centre has provided research-informed expertise and advice through:
The Centre provides research-informed input to government inquiries and reviews to ensure the scientific rigour of recommendations for Australian communities.
Ensuring disaster risk reduction and adaptation are at the heart of Australia’s path to a cleaner, more resilient future was the Centre's key message to the Productivity Commission’s Investing in cheaper, cleaner energy and the net zero transformation inquiry.
Effective bushfire management requires a systems approach that considers the changing climate, community and environmental resilience and the use of innovative solutions, in addition to the emergency response was highlighted in this submission.
A more proactive and ambitious response model with a long-term outlook and commitment of resources is required to enable effective adaptation of emergency responses to our climate future. Innovation and research are essential in supporting such a model.
Specialist input to the draft National Urban Policy for Australia being developed by the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts.
Catastrophic disasters require a nationwide, whole-of-community effort across prevention, preparedness, response and recovery.
Submission to the Victorian Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee Inquiry into Climate Resilience, specifically addressessing the intersection of natural hazard risk and climate resilience.
The Centre has supported submissions and provided advice to state and territory-wide strategic issues:
The Centre contributes expertise as a member of:
The Centre also contributes its expertise and advice through broad range of additional reviews, summits, consultations, industry association committees, etc.:
Centre staff actively share evidence-based information with many stakeholder groups, including at conferences, meetings and through lectures: