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Revision as of 10:42, 5 March 2019
Canada Australia Public Policy Initiative (CAPPI)
CAPPI was established in September 2007 by the prime ministers of Canada and Australia to support a productive dialogue and learning opportunities on topics of mutual interest between the public services of both countries. It consists of an interchange of public service executives, senior-level policy retreats and a public lecture series alternating between the two countries. CAPPI is aimed at supporting a productive dialogue and learning opportunities between the public services of both countries on a range of public policy topics of shared interest.
Material from the January 2019 Leaders Retreat in Sydney, Australia is set out below:
- Agenda
- Inclusive Growth
- discussion paper
- placemat
- Indigenous Development and Empowerment
- discussion paper
- Public trust and social cohesion
- discussion paper
- presentation
- Public Sector Innovation and Reform
- discussion paper
- presentation
- Challenges to the Rules-Based Order
- background reading material
- Digital service delivery: Disruptive digital technologies, data privacy and governance
- discussion paper
- presentation
- Presentation on CAPPI Exchange with Status of Women Canada by Ms Rachel Livingston
- Comparative material