Milan Orgad1
1Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA)
This session will discuss the development of the ANZPAA Cross-jurisdictional Research Priorities. This was as a result of the Police Research Workshop session at the ANZPAA Police Conference 2019. The Research Priorities is provides a foundation from which research efforts can be directed and focused to provide good value to police, researchers and the community. They enhance research capability through coordination, collaboration and knowledge sharing to maximise value for policing, reduce duplication of effort and ensure police and their partners are collaborating. It further identifies a number of Research Domains that detail subject areas important to the evidence base for policing.
Biography:
Milan Orgad leads a team of innovation and research experts at the Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA). In this role, he oversees projects that focus on current and future forecasting. These forecasts are analysed to provide meaningful evidence that aids police decision-making, and in this way, allows them to focus their education, research and project activities to better meet all potential future needs. Prior to working at ANZPAA, Milan was involved in government and public policy development in Australia and New Zealand. He has provided strategic advice on intergovernmental policy and legislation across governments, non-governmental agencies and the wider community. Milan holds a Masters of Arts, Political and Social Science from Monash University (Victoria), a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) from the Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.