Forecasting Demand Driven Equity Funding: What’s Working (and What’s Not)
Description
LIVE WEBINAAIR
Facilitators:
Gabrielle Harrison, Load Management & Planning SIG Co-Chair (and Senior Advisor Funding Policy and Planning, University of Melbourne)
Alexandra Sieniarski, Load Management & Planning SIG Co-Chair (and Director, Analytics, Planning and Performance, The University of Notre Dame Australia)
Join the Load Management & Planning Special Interest Group for an interactive information exchange focused on forecasting demand driven equity funding.
This session is designed as a practical, peer-led discussion where members will share how their institutions are approaching forecasting, demand management, and funding modelling in a rapidly evolving policy environment. The Load Management & Planning SIG provides a forum to exchange ideas, improve processes, and build connections across the sector.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own examples to the discussion – what’s working well, what challenges remain, and what lessons have been learned along the way. Through shared experiences, we will explore different approaches to forecasting and managing demand driven equity funding, including how institutions are adapting models, assumptions, and processes.
We will also open the discussion to insights and experiences from across the sector, including reflections on approaches such as those used at the University of Melbourne.
This is a collaborative and engaging session designed to support practical learning, strengthen professional networks, and provide real-world insights you can apply in your own context.
What to expect
Peer-led discussion and knowledge sharing
Practical examples from across institutions
Open conversation on challenges and approaches
Opportunity to ask questions and learn from others
Pricing:
Members: FREE
Non-members: $75.74 (AUD$65 + GST + booking fee)
THIS IS A LIVE WEBINAAIR. A RECORDING WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE.
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