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Insight · 13 April 2021
Sustineo's Senior Researcher, Dr Asenati Chan-Tung, has co-authored an insightful article with Dr Kerryn Baker of the Australian National University for The Interpreter on the unfolding events for the current Samoan national election and its significance for democracy in the country.
Insight · 11 November 2020
This is the second of a two-part blog reflecting on Sustineo’s journey since August 2019. This piece is focused on the post-COVID-19...
Insight · 29 October 2020
In August 2019, Sustineo underwent a leadership change which resulted in me having the opportunity of stepping into the Interim CEO role. In October..
Insight · 8 December 2019
This week our Communications Coordinator, Will Harris, sat down with Tom to explore what makes Sustineo’s new CEO tick.
Insight · 5 July 2019
Our newest project will see Sustineo returning to Solomon Islands to investigate Civic Knowledge and Citizenship Engagement.
Insight · 7 December 2018
‘The Good Cooks’ provides a great example of an innovative method of bringing agricultural research to a wider audience.
Insight · 30 November 2018
Papua New Guinea is a country of significant geographic diversity – ranging from the coastal setting through to highland regions.
Insight · 28 August 2018
Today I sat down with Andrew Rowe, Founder and CEO of Sustineo, to explore his motivations and reflections on founding and running a small business.
Insight · 2 July 2018
In May 2018, the Summary Report of the National Perceptions Survey on Peacebuilding for Solomon Islands was launched.
Insight · 21 May 2018
The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) recently posted a short exposure article, Giant Clams and Unexpected Impacts.
Insight · 24 June 2016
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.