This week, on the Intel, we asked "Should Australia double down on education support — if so, what would a 2030-ready investment look like?" 👉 The Lowy Institute's Susannah Patton 👉 Save the Children Australia's Caroline Dusabe 👉  The Lab’s Manh-Tien Bui Explore the responses:

The latest Intel asked Susannah Patton "Should Australia double down on education support — if so, what would a 2030-ready investment look like?" Susannah’s research on Southeast Asia and prior work as a diplomat informs her response this week. Read her response here

🟨 Development news. In the news this week: The first ever ballot allowing 280 Tuvalu citizens to migrate to Australia and obtain permanent residency has officially opened this month. The scheme is a part of the 2023 world-first agreement between Australia and Tuvalu,

The latest Intel asked Caroline Dusabe "Should Australia double down on education support — if so, what would a 2030-ready investment look like?" Caroline’s expertise across education and early childhood development informs her response this week. Read her response here 👉

The latest Intel asked Manh-Tien Bui "Should Australia double down on education support — if so, what would a 2030-ready investment look like?" Tien’s experience working on the Lab’s Pulse Check x Southeast Asia informs his response this week. Read his response here 👉

This week, on the Intel, we asked "Trump wants 'peace through strength’. What's the implication for Australia's approach to stability in the Indo-Pacific?” 👉 Melbourne Security Forum’s Will Stoltz 👉 Conciliation Resources Ciaran O'Toole 👉 Development Intelligence Lab’s

The latest Intel asked Will Stoltz "Trump wants 'peace through strength’. What's the implication for Australia's approach to stability in the Indo-Pacific?" Williams’s experience across international security and Australian foreign defence policy informs his response this

The latest Intel asked Ciaran O'Toole "Trump wants 'peace through strength’. What's the implication for Australia's approach to stability in the Indo-Pacific?" Ciaran’s expertise across peacebuilding and policy advocacy informs his response this week. Read his response here

The latest Intel asked Victoria Cooper "Trump wants 'peace through strength’. What's the implication for Australia's approach to stability in the Indo-Pacific?" Victoria’s expertise across the Australian-US relationship and foreign policy informs her response this week. Read

🟨 Development news Foreign Minister Penny Wong addressed the annual summit of ASEAN last week in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She committed to Australia being a “reliable partner on whom you can count.” Minister Wong spoke of emerging disruptions, integration with the region, and

This week, on the Intel, we asked "The use of AI is accelerating. What are we learning about the implications for development?" 👉 Catalpa International David Roach 👉 UN Development Bangkok Regional Hub’s Now Pia Andrews :) 👉 The Lab’s Geordie Fung Explore the responses: devintelligencelab.com/intel/22july20… Sign up

The latest Intel asked David Roach "The use of AI is accelerating. What are we learning about the implications for development?" David’s experience across international development, digital innovation and design informs his response this week. Read his response here 👉

Our CEO, Bridi Rice and Senior Analyst, William Leben, will be sharing their insights for the latest Asia-Pacific 4D webinar ‘Prediction in an Unpredictable World’ happening next Thursday, 31 July! The webinar will bring together experts from the business, humanitarian, security

The latest Intel asked Now Pia Andrews :) "The use of AI is accelerating. What are we learning about the implications for development?" Pia’s experience driving adaptive policy management across the public sector informs her response this week. Read her response here

The latest Intel asked Geordie Fung "The use of AI is accelerating. What are we learning about the implications for development?" Geordie’s cutting-edge analysis on the intersection of AI and development informs his response this week. Read his response here 👉

"Questions like: "is aid important?" or "should we cut it to fund defence?" miss the point. They also miss the moment. The real challenge is assessing how development cooperation can best build peace, drive prosperity, uphold rights, and accelerate environmental protection."