The real hurdle standing in the way of reducing mosquito-borne diseases is not technology – it’s the lack of persistence from governments, Duncan R Smith writes.

In this final Policy Forum Pod of the year, we hear from dozens of voices across the policy research community about what policymakers got right and wrong over 2018, and what could be done better in 2019.

To prevent the world crossing a climate tipping point, we have to start crossing some social ones, Penny D Sackett and Will Steffen write.

Climate leadership in Australia means acknowledging the risks of global warming and preparing the economy now for when the international community eventually takes action, Warwick McKibbin writes.

Human activities are exacting a devastating toll on the diversity of life on Earth. If the world is to reverse the course of destruction, it will need a global framework for conservation that is both flexible and robust, Jonathan Pickering and Pierrick Chalaye write.

Vietnam is facing a number of environmental pitfalls and policy hurdles on its path towards a sustainable energy sector, Frauke Urban, Giuseppina Siciliano, Linda Wallbott, Markus Lederer and Anh Nguyen Dang write.