Annual Reports
2023 – 2024 IAP2 Australasia Annual Report
Marked a transformative and productive period for IAP2 Australasia. This past year has been focused on growth and progress, building on our excellent year-on-year organisational performance. We continue to create resources to support our rapidly expanding membership base in our evolving sector. Additionally, we are investing in new initiatives for our members and advocating at all levels of business and government, including a critical submission to the Australian Energy Infrastructure Commissioner (AEIC) for the Community Engagement Review.
2022 – 2023 IAP2 Australasia Annual Report
The financial year ending 30 June 2023 was a year of investment at IAP2 Australasia, which is continuing into the current financial year. It was a year that we were able to invest in new initiatives for our members, a new curriculum for Australasia and the underlying resources to support a growing membership and engagement sector with greater confidence as we have all adapted to the COVID normal era.
2021 – 2022 IAP2 Australasia Annual Report
It is a pleasure to once again take this annual pause to reflect on another challenging year, but one with much to celebrate at IAP2 Australasia and the great strides being made towards the professionalisation and recognition of the engagement sector. This is being reflected in the continued increase in membership, with IAP2 Australasia now having more than 12,000 members.
2020 – 2021 IAP2 Australasia Annual Report
As we finish the 2020-2021 financial year, we reflect on an incredibly challenging year and how throughout Australia and New Zealand we have all responded to so many unknowns: a reversal of globalisation, a paradigm shift in the workplace and what the world of work looks like, and we have all become very proficient with technology as virtual meetings become our norm. Of course, all of this presents major challenges and opportunities across the globe where reaching people is crucial.
Surveys
Engagement Pulse - Quarterly Insights Survey Report
Our inaugural survey reveals the challenges practitioners across Australia and New Zealand are facing, and the trends shaping community engagement. Read what we discovered.
Reconciliation Action Plans
Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan
At Engagement Institute, we are deeply committed to the journey of reconciliation. Recognising the importance of fostering meaningful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we have embarked on developing a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). This plan serves as a guiding framework for our organisation, enabling us to build respectful and inclusive partnerships with First Nations communities across Australia.