Click an item below to see the projects completed at Howard Partners.

• Connecting with Communities: How Local Government is Using Social Media to Engage with Citizens. August 2012
• The role of a University in a local and regional context, 2012
• Arts Hub Scoping Study (June 2012)
• Innovation, Ingenuity and Initiative The adoption and application of new ideas in Australian Local Government (To be published, 2012)
• Public Policy Drift: Why governments must replace 'policy on the run' and 'policy by fiat' with a 'business case' approach to regain public confidence. 2012.
• Connecting with Communities - a study into how local government is using social media to engage with citizens, (2012)
• Study of the ACT Innovation System (2008)
• Sustainability, Innovation, and Community Engagement in Higher Education
• Australian Computer Society (ACS) (2008) Review of Policy Processes
• Knowledge Commercialisation Australasia Metrics Report 2005-2007 (2008)
• Strategic Review of eWater Cooperative Research Centre (2008)
• Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS)(2008)
• Melbourne - Australia's Knowledge Capital (2007)
• Development of a Knowledge Network for the Bushfire CRC (2006)
• Preparation of a Discussion Paper on the geopolitical and financial dimensions to science and innovation policy (2006)
• Review of the Bio 21 Project (2006)
• (Completed) Role of Intermediaries in Support of Innovation (2007)
• The Economic, Social, and Community Contributions of the University of Canberra to the ACT region (2008)
• Dairy Manufacturing Innovation Awareness Project (2006)
• Review of the ACT Knowledge Fund (2006)
• Evaluation of the National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund (2005)
• Case Studies of Innovation in Australia’s larger companies (2006)
• Development of a Model for a National Award Scheme for Excellence in Biotechnology IP Development (2006)
• Evaluation of the Agenda for New Manufacturing Initiative (Victoria)(2006)
• Evaluation of the Cooperative Research Centres Programme: Department of Education, Science and Training, (2003)