Fresh perspectives from Sustineo

Peacebuilding in the Solomon Islands: One Year on From RAMSI

In May 2018, the Summary Report of the National Perceptions Survey on Peacebuilding for Solomon Islands was launched.

ACIAR Investments in Giant Clams: Learning from Complex Projects and Unexpected Impacts in the Indo-Pacific

The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) recently posted a short exposure article, Giant Clams and Unexpected Impacts.

Research In Brief #14 - Managing Risks and Learning from Experience in Undertaking Surveys Based Data Collection

This blog provides a brief reflection on how we have sought to manage some of the perceived risks of tablet-based data collection.

Research In Brief #13 - Benefits of Tablet Supported Data Collection

Tom Sloan shares his insights on the benefits of tablet-based data collection.

Sustineo has achieved ISO9001 Certification

Sustineo has achieved ISO9001:2015 Certification

Research In Brief #12 - Research Impact of Continued Importance in 2018

The demand to demonstrate research impact beyond standard academic citations is continuing in 2018.

Research In Brief #11 - Women's Political Representation in the Pacific #PressForProgress

Women's political participation in the Pacific Islands region is far from at parity. Sustineo is proud to #PressForProgress in this area.

Research In Brief #10 - Methodology Matters

Our research manager Tom Sloan argues for the importance sound research design and methodology in private sector consulting.

Research In Brief #9 - Challenges of Deep Sea Mining in the Pacific

In the 9th Research in Brief, current intern Kat Sharp explores some of the challenges confronting the mining industry.

Gender in the Security Sector #4

Two weeks ago the third Annual Civil Society Report Card on Australia’s National Action Plan for Women, Peace and Security (NAP) was released. The Report Card acts as a shadow report on Australia’s progress against the goals and actions set out in the NAP.

Gender in the Security Sector #3

As a UN Member Nation and an active contributor to peace and security operations globally, Australia has a responsibility to uphold the principles of the international women, peace and security agenda. Australia’s National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security 2012...

Gender in the Security Sector #2

We look at the challenge of gender inequality in the peace and security sector, beginning with the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325.