CSA Group Introduces New Team Aimed at Addressing Canada’s Pressing Policy Issues

September 22, 2022

For more than 100 years, CSA Group has been focused on what matters to Canadians – safety, health and sustainability. To continue this important work and to support policy and government leaders looking for policy analysis on current and emerging issues, CSA Group has launched the CSA Public Policy Centre.

The CSA Public Policy Centre will expand CSA Group’s work to explore policy areas that require the kind of long-term and evidence-based perspective that the organization is known for. The Centre’s team will bring a non-partisan, collaborative, and data-driven approach to addressing some of the pressing policy issues Canadians are facing today and in the future. The Centre’s work will focus on four priority areas: inclusive economic growth, environmental sustainability, public sector innovation and the well-being of Canadians.

“Sometimes the spark of an idea leads to great change and our aim is to create that spark,” said Sunil Johal, Vice President, Public Policy at CSA Group.

The Centre’s first report, Navigating Complexity, provides an overview of the Canadian public policy landscape and an analysis of ten drivers of change that are creating a more complex and uncertain decision-making environment in Canada. The report suggests approaches and tools for a more open, data-driven, and dynamic policy-making process.

Beginning this fall, the Centre will publish a series of concise policy briefs exploring a range of topics including the circular economy, electric vehicle infrastructure, housing affordability, digital technologies, and remote work.

Johal added. “The recommendations coming out of CSA Group’s Public Policy Centre will help support all levels of government develop lasting policy solutions.”

Visit CSA Group’s website to download Navigating Complexity and to learn more about the new Public Policy Centre.

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