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Jesse Doyle

Jesse Doyle is a Senior Social Protection Specialist (Economics) at the Australian Government's Partnerships for Social Protection program.

National Bank of Tuvalu

12 October 2026

Social protection steps up: how Pacific governments are cushioning the fuel price shock

by Jesse Doyle

12 August 2024

Financing social protection in the Pacific and Timor-Leste

by Jesse Doyle and Charles Knox-Vydmanov

Apple farm (Nat Tung/Flickr/CC BY-NC 2.0)

29 March 2018

Maximising the development impacts from Australia’s Seasonal Worker Programme

by Jesse Doyle and Manohar Sharma

Some of the destruction wrought by Topical Cyclone Winston along Kings Road on Viti Levu, Fiji (Flickr/UN Women/Murray Lloyd/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

20 March 2018

Manna from heaven – cyclones, cash transfers, and the role of social protection in disaster response

by Jesse Doyle

Pacific Possible: Labour Mobility report cover clip

12 August 2016

Labour mobility in the Pacific is worth 80% of Pacific GDP

by Stephen Howes, Richard Curtain, Matthew Dornan and Jesse Doyle

18 February 2015

Where are all the seasonal workers? The most comprehensive survey of employers yet

by Jesse Doyle and Stephen Howes

9 April 2014

A sinking atoll nation and quarter million dollar nurses: where to next for the Kiribati Australia Nursing Initiative (KANI)?

by Jesse Doyle

5 March 2014

Julie Bishop promoting the Seasonal Worker Program

by Jesse Doyle

30 January 2014

SPC Ardmona: what does it mean for Australian horticulture and the Pacific Seasonal Worker Program?

by Jesse Doyle

29 January 2014

Pacific seasonal worker arrivals up, but look set to fall short

by Jesse Doyle

8 January 2014

Vanuatu calls for reforms to Australia’s backpacker program

by Jesse Doyle and Stephen Howes

17 December 2013

Too many backpackers: working holiday makers and the Australian horticultural industry

by Jesse Doyle and Darragh McDonnell

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