Pathways through disruption:
RDI Conference 2021
July 1 – 2, 2021
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INTRODUCTION
The 2021 RDI Network Conference, co-hosted by The University of Queensland (UQ), for the first time will deliver a hybrid conference, online and in-person.
This conference is a flagship cross-sector series recognised as one of the key events in the Australian aid and development sector. The aim of the conference is to provide a forum that supports greater collaboration between researchers and practitioners in international development from across Australia and the region.
Join us on the 1st and 2nd July 2021 to explore potential collaborations, share ideas of emerging issues and debates in the development community and in turn, strengthen development research and practice.
The online and in-person 2-day event and Student Forum will showcase research, initiatives, and innovations for the future of sustainable development and socio-economic recovery in the Pacific and Southeast Asia regions.
Our focus on recovery refers to the impacts created by recent major disruptions (both positive and negative ones) at regional and global scale (not limited to COVID-19), and the opportunities emerging from those disruptions.
With the theme,
Pathways through disruption – the future of sustainable development and recovery in the Pacific and Southeast Asia,
we invite academics, consultants, practitioners and students to submit an abstract, proposal, or creative side-event.
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, for the first time will deliver a hybrid conference, online and in-person. This conference is a flagship cross-sector series recognised as one of the key events in the Australian aid and development sector. The aim of the conference is to provide a forum that supports greater collaboration between researchers and practitioners in international development from across Australia and the region. Join us on the 1st and 2nd July 2021 to explore potential collaborations, share ideas of emerging issues and debates in the development community and in turn, strengthen development research and practice. The online and in-person 2-day event and Student Forum will showcase research, initiatives, and innovations for the future of sustainable development and socio-economic recovery in the Pacific and Southeast Asia regions.Our focus on recovery refers to the impacts created by recent major disruptions (both positive and negative ones) at regional and global scale (not limited to COVID-19), and the opportunities emerging from those disruptions.With the theme, Pathways through disruption – the future of sustainable development and recovery in the Pacific and Southeast Asia, we invite academics, consultants, practitioners and students to submit an abstract, proposal, or creative side-event. Need more information? Visit: https://rdiconference2021.org.au "Facebook")