Advisors Reports 2024
Read our Advisors Reports for 2024, extracted from the 2023-2024 NCWQ Annual Report. Click here to read.
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NCWQ introduced a new way of approaching advocacy, involving members and Advisors working as a team to further our goals aligned with the National Council Of Women Australia and the International Council of Women.
The NCWQ Advocacy Hub was formed in March 2024, adopting learnings from the National Council Of Women of New Zealand. Members were invited to join the Hub and contribute in the areas of their interests. We acknowledge partners outside of the organisation to access relevant research.
The email contact for the Hub is advocacy@ncwq.org.au
Read our Advisors Reports for 2024, extracted from the 2023-2024 NCWQ Annual Report. Click here to read.
Following is the submission on the Australia University Accord was made in March 2024, and the responses received are also provided. NCWQ Response to Australian University Accord (2) Correspondence from
This report considers transition towards net zero with renewables which could be underpinned by reliable baseload power, on demand power and storage.
This report covers the good news from the Australian Institute of Marine Science Reports on the condition of hard coral on the Great Barrier Reef, and the World Heritage Committee’s
The increased availability and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education has created great interest in the Education Sector but also creates some concerns and challenges. Education Adviser Deslyn Taylor explores the issues.
Summary: The Australian Government has committed to a net Greenhouse Gas emissions reduction target of 43% below 2005 levels by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2050, and the Queensland
School attendance has been dropping over the past decade for both girls and boys and a recent study by Flinders University looked at the reasons why.
Prepared by Deslyn Taylor, Education Adviser Girls and STEM What are we doing to encourage more participation. Curious Minds The Federal Government is promoting their ‘Curious Minds’ initiative. This is a
NCWQ Environment Adviser Pat Pepper writes that fusion energy, with its environmental credentials, may be a step closer to realisation. Two major branches of fusion energy research, Inertial Confinement Fusion and Magnetic Confinement Fusion, are being actively pursued.
ICW Habitat Adviser, Wendy Rainbird, reports on the COP27, held in Egypt in November.
NCWQ STATE CO-ORDINATOR’S REPORT Prepared for AGM 2022 by Pat Pepper, State Coordinator. Advocacy continues to be an important part of the advisership role. Several submissions have been prepared this
NCWQ Education Report 2021/2022 Prepared for the AGM 2022 by Deslyn Taylor, Education Adviser. 2022 has been an interesting year for Education. It started with a UNICEF report that called
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