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Discussion on innovative solutions across the globe focussed on tackling dynamic global issues. It also turns out that 31st October is World Cities Day. This year’s theme – “Building Sustainable and Resilient Cities” – aims to push forward co-operation among countries in meeting opportunities and addressing challenges of urbanisation. Then outlining the innovation index findings for 2019 and highlighting some case studies of organisations that are flourishing with the use of innovation.

Government & Nonprofit

2019 IPAA Public Sector Innovation award
winners in Sydney
Thursday, 31 October 2019
Innovation
in action

What got us
here… … won’t get us
there.
WHY INNOVATION IS PIVOTAL

Why we have to
get comfortable
in a world of
disruptive
innovation.
WHY INNOVATION IS PIVOTAL

Those who are
excited about
the world of
innovation,
will excel.
WHY INNOVATION IS PIVOTAL

GLOBAL TRENDS
Change is
sweeping
the globe
swiftly.

World Cities Day
Building Sustainable and Resilient Cities

GLOBAL TRENDS
Population
growth is set to
increase
pressure on our
resources.
Global traffic and congestion
rates are increasing.

IN RESPONSE
Cities are
exploring
innovative
solutions.
Cities across Europe are
creating car-free zones.

TECHNOLOGIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE ARE COLLABORATING
Cities are
having to
rethink how
they work.
Cities are turning footsteps into
electricity.

TECHNOLOGY IS MORE COLLABORATIVE
Even closer to
home, innovative
solutions are
emerging.
Solar microgrids are emerging in
Victoria.

WHY INNOVATION IS PIVOTAL FOR CHARITIES
The social impact
space is shifting

To help charities catch
this wave of innovation…
We launched the
NFP Innovation Index.

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:
INNOVATION AWARDS 2019
Innovation for Impact Awards
INNOVATION INDEX 2019

ABOUT THE INNOVATION INDEX
Our aim is to define, and report on
what it means to be innovative in
the social sector.
Charities are embracing innovation to solve the
most important social and environmental
challenges that face our nation.
What is the Innovation Index?
Pivotal thought leadership
in the charity sector
#InnovateNow

Measuring
innovation in
the NFP sector
Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index
8 Vectors of innovation
• Culture
• Technology
• External collaboration
• Internal collaboration
• Innovation focus
• Rewards and recognition
• Stakeholder centricity
• Employee engagement
ABOUT THE INNOVATION INDEX

Key
findings
Overall innovation score
has plateaued.
Digital transformation
is key for charities.
Leadership and vision
set the roadmap for
innovation success.
High innovators are
improving, while low
innovators are continuing
to lag.
Now is the time to
reset innovation priorities
for 2020.
INNOVATION INDEX
Trends in innovation
across the sector

Innovation has plateaued | Time to reset priorities
Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index
Innovation score has
increased slightly
Average
score

Shifting vectors of innovation
Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index
It’s time to refresh priorities
to include innovation

Top
vectors in
2019
Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index
Winning trifecta for innovation
transformation

Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index
High innovators go
on to grow and
flourish…
…while those
who don’t
innovate,
stagnate.

High
innovators
Based on data insights from the 2018 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index
7 in 10 High innovators, felt innovation had increased in their organisation
High innovators
are improving
rapidly, each
year.
Innovation scores for high performers

Low
innovators
Based on data insights from the 2018 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index
Innovation score for low innovators
Less than half of Low Innovators felt their organisation had become more
innovative
Low innovators
are loosing
ground, each
year.

Rewards and
recognition
Rewards and
recognition is
still lagging
People choose to work for a charity,
because they believe in the cause.
Even more important to reward, recognise and offer
positive feedback for their efforts.

Based on data insights from the 2018 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index

Create an employee
experience
KEY INSIGHTS
Leading by example Movember
“We have a bunch of really smart,
passionate and ambitious people
who are willing to try new things,
learn from their setbacks and
challenges, and never settle for
less.”
- Charlotte Webb, Global Chief Fundraising Officer, Movember
#InCelebration

INNOVATION AWARDS 2019
Innovation for
Impact Awards

HIGH INNOVATORS DOING
THINGS DIFFERENTLY

Innovation
Power Levers
KEY INSIGHTS
Digital transformation
Culture
Leadership

Ronni Kahn AO
Founder and CEO of OzHarvest

www.nfpinnovationindex.com.au
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The best available, up-to-date information on all fishing and related vessels that appear on the illegal, unregulated, and unreported (IUU) fishing vessel lists published by Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (RFMOs) and related organisations. The aim of the site is to improve the effectiveness of the original IUU lists as a tool for a wide variety of stakeholders to better understand and combat illegal fishing and broader fisheries crime. To date, the following regional organisations maintain or share lists of vessels that have been found to carry out or support IUU fishing within their own or adjacent convention areas and/or species of competence: Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna (CCSBT) General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organisation (NAFO) North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC) North Pacific Fisheries Commission (NPFC) South East Atlantic Fisheries Organisation (SEAFO) South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO) Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement (SIOFA) Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) The Combined IUU Fishing Vessel List merges all these sources into one list that provides a single reference point to identify whether a vessel is currently IUU listed. Vessels that have been IUU listed in the past and subsequently delisted (for example because of a change in ownership, or because the vessel is no longer in service) are also retained on the site, so that the site contains a full historic record of IUU listed fishing vessels. Unlike the IUU lists published on individual RFMO websites, which may update vessel details infrequently or not at all, the Combined IUU Fishing Vessel List is kept up to date with the best available information regarding changes to vessel identity, flag state, ownership, location, and operations.

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Innovation in action | IPAA Public Sector Innovation Awards

1. 2019 IPAA Public Sector Innovation award winners in Sydney Thursday, 31 October 2019 Innovation in action

2. What got us here… … won’t get us there. WHY INNOVATION IS PIVOTAL

3. Why we have to get comfortable in a world of disruptive innovation. WHY INNOVATION IS PIVOTAL

4. Those who are excited about the world of innovation, will excel. WHY INNOVATION IS PIVOTAL

5. GLOBAL TRENDS Change is sweeping the globe swiftly.

6. World Cities Day Building Sustainable and Resilient Cities

7. GLOBAL TRENDS Population growth is set to increase pressure on our resources. Global traffic and congestion rates are increasing.

8. IN RESPONSE Cities are exploring innovative solutions. Cities across Europe are creating car-free zones.

9. TECHNOLOGIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE ARE COLLABORATING Cities are having to rethink how they work. Cities are turning footsteps into electricity.

10. TECHNOLOGY IS MORE COLLABORATIVE Even closer to home, innovative solutions are emerging. Solar microgrids are emerging in Victoria.

11. WHY INNOVATION IS PIVOTAL FOR CHARITIES The social impact space is shifting

12. To help charities catch this wave of innovation… We launched the NFP Innovation Index.

13. PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: INNOVATION AWARDS 2019 Innovation for Impact Awards INNOVATION INDEX 2019

14. ABOUT THE INNOVATION INDEX Our aim is to define, and report on what it means to be innovative in the social sector. Charities are embracing innovation to solve the most important social and environmental challenges that face our nation. What is the Innovation Index? Pivotal thought leadership in the charity sector #InnovateNow

15. Measuring innovation in the NFP sector Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index 8 Vectors of innovation • Culture • Technology • External collaboration • Internal collaboration • Innovation focus • Rewards and recognition • Stakeholder centricity • Employee engagement ABOUT THE INNOVATION INDEX

16. Key findings NFP Innovation Index 2019

17. Key findings Overall innovation score has plateaued. Digital transformation is key for charities. Leadership and vision set the roadmap for innovation success. High innovators are improving, while low innovators are continuing to lag. Now is the time to reset innovation priorities for 2020. INNOVATION INDEX Trends in innovation across the sector

18. Innovation has plateaued | Time to reset priorities Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index Innovation score has increased slightly Average score

19. Shifting vectors of innovation Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index It’s time to refresh priorities to include innovation

20. Top vectors in 2019 Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index Winning trifecta for innovation transformation

21. Barriers to innovation

22. Based on data insights from the 2019 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index High innovators go on to grow and flourish… …while those who don’t innovate, stagnate.

23. High innovators Based on data insights from the 2018 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index 7 in 10 High innovators, felt innovation had increased in their organisation High innovators are improving rapidly, each year. Innovation scores for high performers

24. Low innovators Based on data insights from the 2018 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index Innovation score for low innovators Less than half of Low Innovators felt their organisation had become more innovative Low innovators are loosing ground, each year.

25. Rewards and recognition Rewards and recognition is still lagging People choose to work for a charity, because they believe in the cause. Even more important to reward, recognise and offer positive feedback for their efforts.

26. Based on data insights from the 2018 GiveEasy NFP Innovation Index

27. Create an employee experience KEY INSIGHTS Leading by example Movember “We have a bunch of really smart, passionate and ambitious people who are willing to try new things, learn from their setbacks and challenges, and never settle for less.” - Charlotte Webb, Global Chief Fundraising Officer, Movember #InCelebration

28. INNOVATION AWARDS 2019 Innovation for Impact Awards

29. INNOVATION AWARDS 2019 Innovation for Impact Awards

30. HIGH INNOVATORS DOING THINGS DIFFERENTLY

31. Innovation Power Levers KEY INSIGHTS Digital transformation Culture Leadership

32. Ronni Kahn AO Founder and CEO of OzHarvest

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