Deliver change

Regulations and the societal benefits of disruptive technologies

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Weekly Digest   Issue #04         Deliver change   Disruptive innovation has become a driving force to deliver solutions more responsibly and effectively. Deliver change explores this question through a mini-briefing paper, varied articles and a selection of Global Illicit Trade Environment reports.   LEARN MORE HERE →

Sustainability Why the way we spend is critical to the Sustainable Development Goals   Public sector procurement goes beyond a simple operational function. For governments and economies, sustainable procurement can be a powerful force for positive change.   READ MORE → Talent & Education From policy to practice   In the realm of education policy, debates rage among experts. What role should private schools play in a national education system?   DOWNLOAD REPORT →       FROM THE ECONOMIST       Is low economic growth a sign of success?   Yes, argues economics professor Dietrich Vollrath in his new book           It has never been easier to launch a new brand   It may be getting harder to build a world-beating one             UPCOMING EVENTS       In today’s space race, Australia wants in. The Space Summit 2020 will bring together the private sector, government, civil society and academia to discuss next steps for the space economy. Register and save 10% off the early bird rate with code EIU3554.             - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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