Policies

We're dedicated to disability inclusion in our national and international activities.

This is our framework for the recognition and disclosure of conflicts of interest.

We're committed to minimising our environmental footprint.

We're committed to complying with Australian counterterrorism laws.

We're dedicated to gender equity in all our activities.

We're committed to protecting your privacy.

We've adopted a zero tolerance approach to Fraud, Money Laundering, Bribery and Corruption.

This framework guides our International Health programs to operate under a consistent, sustainable development philosophy.

We're committed to providing accurate, timely and accessible information about our organisation, its goals and activities.

This policy outlines our commitment to safeguarding from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (SEAH).

We're committed to raising awareness about and upholding human rights.

This policy empowers Burnet representatives to report alleged or suspected wrongful acts.

We maintain the principle that the protection of children and their rights is paramount and that child abuse is never acceptable.

When carrying out our work, we understand that it's important not to abuse unequal power relationships in any way.

We aim for a research environment that conducts research at the highest standard and integrity.

We want to ensure that our operational activities are not causing, contributing or otherwise linked to modern slavery practices.

We welcome feedback (complaints, compliments or suggestions) from individuals, groups or organisations.

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