Past Projects
2016–2017
Developing a regional framework to consider climate change impacts and adaptation options across six regional local governments, led by East Gippsland Shire Council.
Past Projects
2016–2017
The project aims to deliver both immediately tangible outputs for the affected communities, as well as longer-term, less easily quantifiable outcomes that will likely contribute to the communities’ overall resilience.
Past Projects
2014–2017
Exploring translocality as a different perspective of the climate change-migration nexus.
Past Projects
2016
This research outlines the development of university towns in China, using a case study of the Dushu Lake Higher Education Town, Suzhou in China.
Past Projects
2016
This project investigates the success of second cities overseas outlines a future economic vision for Geelong and second cities across Australia.
Past Projects
2015–2016
This project will produce the first Australian analysis of public Wi-Fi use, and the security and legal risks associated with the use patterns of public networks.
Past Projects
2015–2016
This project estimates and maps the price elasticity of housing supply at a local government area level, providing insights into how various factors affect the speed of housing supply responsiveness to market pressures in Australia.
Past Projects
2015–2016
This research examines the transformation of public housing in four federal states: Austria, Germany, Canada and the USA and finds Austria to be a leading example of a sustainable affordable housing industry.
Past Projects
2014–2016
What do office workers in Melbourne look at when going for a walk in the park? This study examines the differences in what men, women and people with different levels of nature appreciation look at in films of walks through Melbourne’s parks.
Past Projects
2015–2016
Community playgroups (CPs) are unique in Australia’s early years education and care environment. This project fills knowledge and policy gaps by appraising the social and economic value of CPs.
Past Projects
2015–2016
This project investigated available land supply for residential development in Melbourne to test the city’s capacity to cater for a projected population of 8 million by 2050.
Past Projects
2015–2016
The Victorian state government has committed to removing 50 level crossings in two terms of office: a faster rate of removal than in any other period in the history of railways in Melbourne.
Past Projects
2016
This project aims to better understand drivers and limitations of ‘new forms of governance and practice’ in different policy sectors, and the implications of these insights for theories of adaptation and learning in public policy.
Past Projects
2014–2016
Research into homebuyer decision making and lived experience of households.
Past Projects
2015
An exploration of a pathways approach planning for climate change adaptation of natural resources in the Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment.
Past Projects
2015
Creating sustainable cities that are good for people and good for nature.
Past Projects
2015
This project looks at renewed interest in developing schools as community hubs, analysing policy and practical dimensions of opening up schools for wider community use.
Past Projects
2015
This project looked at what happens when demands for recognition of Indigenous rights meet planning systems in Canada and Australia.
Past Projects
2015
Spatial Network Analysis for Multimodal Urban Transport Systems (SNAMUTS)
Past Projects
2015
This project explored how the planning and design of a new residential community can influence the health and wellbeing of future residents.
Past Projects
2015
SCARP was collaboration between eight natural resource management (NRM) organisations and several interdisciplinary scientists that supported development of NRM climate change plans.
Past Projects
2015
This project analyses trends in the provision and management of community facilities impacting on the organisation of community playgroups in Australia.
Past Projects
2014–2015
This paper proposes a policy-relevant definition of housing market efficiency and a set of indicators for measuring the responsiveness of housing supply.
Past Projects
2015
The Consumer Action Law Centre (CALC) engaged the Beyond Behaviour Change research team to interview householders who have been disconnected from their energy supply.
