Getting Research into Policy & Practice (GRiPP) Workshop

Name: Getting Research into Policy & Practice (GRiPP) Workshop
Start: 2024-11-20T09:30:00+1000
End: 2024-11-20T13:30:00+1000
Location: Level 3, Room 329 - Steele Building (3), Next to Global Change Institute Building

Wed, 20 Nov, 9:30am - 1:30pm AEST

Level 3, Room 329 - Steele Building (3), Next to Global Change Institute Building

saint lucia, australia

Associate Pedro Fidelman

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This interactive half-day workshop is designed for academics, professionals, and students who want to improve their understanding of the political and government landscape and how to frame and promote their research to inform and help shape policy.

SESSION ONE: Understanding Policy-making
Associate Professor Pedro Fidelman, Principal Research Fellow, Centre for Policy Futures
• Public policy concepts
• Australia’s system of government
• Policy process models
• Identifying key policy actors and stakeholders
• Policy engagement

SESSION TWO: Communicating Research to Policy
Dr Caitlin Curtis, Research Fellow, Centre for Policy Futures

SESSION THREE: Evidence in Policy Making
Professor Brian Head, Professor in the School of Political Science & International Studies UQ

SESSION FOUR: Panel Session, “Policy Translation in Practice”
• Dr Tim Seelig, Director, Strategic Policy in the Office of Director-General, Department of Environment and Science and Adjunct Associate Professor at the Centre for Policy Futures
• Professor Brian Head, Professor in the School of Political Science & International Studies UQ

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Associate Pedro Fidelman

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Associate Professor Pedro Fidelman leads strategic projects in the Environment, Energy and Sustainability theme at the Centre for Policy Futures, including the Centre's contribution to the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program and Blue Economy Cooperative Research Centre.

Pedro’s research focuses on environmental policy and governance with an emphasis on the role of institutions (e.g., regulations, norms, and decision-making processes) in addressing global environmental change (e.g., over-exploitation of natural resources, biodiversity loss and climate change). He is also interested in the process of policy making and associated social and political actors and contextual factors.

His research is predominantly empirical, drawing on case studies in the context of marine and coastal social-ecological systems, climate change adaptation and natural resources management in Australia, Southeast Asia and Brazil. Current research includes governance, policy and regulatory implications of using novel and emerging technologies for environmental outcomes, and governance, policy and regulatory innovation in the context of ecological, technological and social change.

Pedro has contributed expertise to several national and international initiatives in his field, serving as cluster co-leader (climate change) for the Ocean Governance Taskforce of the Earth System Governance Project, theme co-leader (marine and coastal governance) for the Centre for Marine Socioecology, member of the Future Earth Australia Oceans and Coasts National Strategy Expert Working Group, and lead author (oceans and coastal policy) for the UN Global Environment Outlook 6.

Prior to joining UQ, Pedro held research positions in Brazil (e.g., University of Brasilia) and Australia (e.g., ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies and Sustainability Research Centre of the University of the Sunshine Coast).

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Wed, 20 Nov, 9:30am - 1:30pm AEST

Level 3, Room 329 - Steele Building (3), Next to Global Change Institute Building

saint lucia, australia

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