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In 2021, CEDA is focused on four key areas:
- How emerging technologies can be designed, developed and used in the public interest;
- Promoting greater understanding of the migration system and its economic impacts;
- Leveraging the insights of our members in our business dynamism and competitiveness research;
- Identifying practical solutions to deliver better human services for Australians.
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MEMBER ADVISORY COMMITTEES
CEDA Member Advisory Committees (MACs) draw on our broad membership base to leverage insights in their area of expertise to shape our research and policy agenda. The MACs mean members can deeply engage on topics of interest, debate policy directions and help inject new ideas into our policy work.
In 2021 CEDA is establishing MACs in the areas of migration, business competitiveness and dynamism and human services. CEDA also has a Public Interest Technology MAC, formed in 2020.
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