Auckland Policy Commons
Expose Working for Families myths to end child poverty
By Susan St John - Critics continue to view the Working for Families package through a distorted and incorrect lens, writes Susan St John In one of the 2019 stories picked out for Newsroom’s Best of the Year, Beware corporate welfare in disguise, the writer Thomas...
Report: International trends and reforms in pension policy and delivery: comparative models for accumulation and decumulation
By Jennifer Curtin and Yanshu Huang A research report prepared for the Commission for Financial Capability’s Review of Retirement Income Policy, July 2019. The Public Policy Institute (PPI) was commissioned by the Commission for Financial Capability to deliver with...
Report: A Review of Gender Differences in Retirement Income
By Jennifer Curtin and Yanshu Huang (2019) A research report prepared for the Commission for...
Report: ‘Relationship Status’ and the Welfare System in Aotearoa New Zealand
By Jennifer Curtin and Olivia Healey (2019) This report is designed to provide a contextual...
Watch Helen Clark on The Sustainable Development Goals and their Relevance to New Zealand
'The Sustainable Development Goals and their Relevance to New Zealand’ Where did we get to with...
Policy Pod: Enough of experts: does Brexit spell the slow death of British science and evidence-informed decision-making?
Professor James Wilsdon (Professor of Research Policy, University of Sheffield) Recorded:...
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Public Lecture: Bigging up society? Politics, policy and evidence in the British voluntary sector
Tuesday 24 March, 6pm (followed by drinks and nibbles) General Library B10 (109-B10) Professor John Mohan Director of the Third Sector Research Centre Professor of Social Policy University of Birmingham Seelye Visiting Fellow Advocates of the third sector and...
Latest Policy POD
Watch Helen Clark on The Sustainable Development Goals and their Relevance to New Zealand
'The Sustainable Development Goals and their Relevance to New Zealand’ Where did we get to with the Millennium Development Goals? Why should we care about the SDGs? What is their significance, globally, and for NZ? How much impact could they have on policy...
Policy Pod: Enough of experts: does Brexit spell the slow death of British science and evidence-informed decision-making?
Professor James Wilsdon (Professor of Research Policy, University of Sheffield) Recorded: Tuesday 12 November at the University of Auckland Enough of experts: does Brexit spell the slow death of British science and evidence-informed decision-making? The UK is...
