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Secondary ABARES

  • Social sciences
    • Australian marine pest network analysis
    • Biosecurity research
    • Climate research
    • Community engagement
    • Community involvement in plant biosecurity
    • Human dimensions research
    • Making general surveillance work
      • General surveillance case study overviews
      • Guidelines for general surveillance programs
      • Literature review: Understanding general surveillance as a system
      • Research report: Making general surveillance programs work
      • Stocktake of general surveillance initiatives
    • Natural resource management
    • Pest animals and weed management survey
    • Recreational boat operators’ self-management of biofouling in Australia
    • Social aspects of weed management
    • Social impact assessment
    • General surveillance program design, monitoring and evaluation guide

Agricultural innovation policy

ABARES is building capability and networks to provide support for development and implementation of agricultural innovation policy. This goal of the project is to build confidence in Australia’s agricultural innovation system to support its proactive management into the future.

ABARES will work with local and international experts on three main themes:

  • Tracking investment
    ABARES will seek to expand current tracking of investment and its effect on productivity to better integrate with monitoring for the national innovation system.
     
  • Leadership on M&E
    ABARES is working with a small group of experts to develop an authoritative framework for monitoring and evaluating government investment in RD&E that considers the productivity and broader goals of the agricultural innovation system and its role in the national innovation system.
     
  • Future readiness
    The project focuses on how Australia’s agrifood innovation system could be better positioned to address emerging sustainability and social inclusion challenges. It learns from international and national experience and a community of experts to develop a series of policy-ready papers to identify evidence-based options for strengthening Australia’s innovation policy.

For more information, please contact Heleen Kruger.

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