Trade and Investment Policy and The Care Economy
“Trade and Investment Policy and The Care Economy: How the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership (IA-CEPA) is Closing the Care Gap ” provides examples and recommendations drawn from the IA-CEPA of how governments and businesses can design and capitalize on existing conducive trade agreements, to accelerate the pace of investment into the care economy.
Briefing Paper: Investing for the Future
Across Indonesia and Australia, ageing populations and rising incomes are driving growth in aged care, healthcare and childcare services.
Briefing Paper: Investing with the Heart
Across Indonesia and Australia, ageing populations and rising incomes are driving growth in aged care, together with the favourable policy environment enabled by the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA). The IA-CEPA allows Australian companies to own up to 67 per cent of aged care facilities in Indonesia, unlocking exciting new trade and investment opportunities in the Care Economy.
Backgrounder: The Case for Investing in the Care Economy
The global Care Economy is one of the largest and most important yet least talked about investment categories. Globally it is worth trillions of dollars and comprises well known sectors like healthcare, manufacturing, and digital technology. Care work, paid and unpaid, keeps our societies and economies humming along. This level-setting brief presents the case for investing in the Care Economy in Indonesia and Australia.
Briefing Paper: Investing for the Golden Age
Across Indonesia and Australia, ageing populations and rising incomes are driving growth in aged care, together with the favourable policy environment enabled by the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA). The IA-CEPA allows Australian companies to own up to 67 per cent of aged care facilities in Indonesia, unlocking exciting new trade and investment opportunities in the Care Economy