Australia-Indonesia Megatrends Foresighting Report: Infrastructure

<div>A joint Indonesian-Australian researcher meeting for the Infrastructure Cluster was held in Surabaya, Indonesia in January 2015. During this meeting a horizon scanning activity was undertaken with 20 members of the Cluster and two AIC representatives. The horizon scanning exercise aggregated participant concerns into common issues, drivers and megashocks. </div

Australia-Indonesia Megatrends Foresighting Report: Energy

<div>The Energy Cluster joint Indonesian-Australian researcher workshop was held in Bandung, Indonesia in late November 2014. A horizon scanning activity was undertaken on 24th November with 35 members of the Cluster, including representatives from the AIC and CSIRO. Five of </div><div>the representatives were from Australia, with two from The Australian National University, two from Monash University and one from the University of Melbourne. The remaining participants were from Indonesian institutions including: UNHAS, IPB, ITSN, ITB, UI and </div><div>UGM. The horizon scan workshop exercise aggregated participants’ views into common issues, drivers and megashocks</div

Australia-Indonesia Megatrends Foresighting Report: Health

<div>For the Health Cluster a planning meeting with Australian Health Cluster Leads was held by teleconference </div><div>on the 24th November 2014. In early December 2014 a series of stakeholder engagement meetings were undertaken in Jakarta, Indonesia with both Australian and Indonesian Cluster Leads. Following this consultation a joint Indonesian-Australian Cluster planning meeting was held on 11th December to undertake a horizon scanning exercise for the Cluster. The meeting was attended by members from the University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, </div><div>UI, and UNAIR, CSIRO and the AIC. The results of these consultations were aggregated into shared issues, drivers and megashocks</div

Australia-Indonesia Megatrends Foresighting Report: Agriculture and Food

<div>For the Agriculture and Food Cluster a joint Indonesian-Australian researcher meeting, as had been convened for other Clusters, was not possible. Instead, the project team engaged researchers separately in Australia and Indonesia. Following a Cluster planning meeting at the University of Sydney on 27th November 2014, individual telephone interviews were carried out with five members from the University of Sydney, the Australian National University and the Department of Agriculture. In Indonesia, a workshop was held on 23rd December 2014 with six members from IPB, ITB, ITS and UNAIR. The results of these consultations were aggregated into shared issues, drivers and megashocks. </div