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“In northern Australia the key need is to define what assets exist where and to develop water management strategies that prevent the kind of mistakes that have been made in the south.” - Strategic Science Framework for the National Water Commission

In this research project we are looking at ways to improve these collaborative approaches to water planning to improve ways to involve communities, industry and the public; and to include social, cultural and economic values in water planning, especially those held by Indigenous people.

If you would like more information about this project, please contact the project leader:

Associate Professor Poh-Ling Tan
Griffith Law School,
Grifftih University,
Nathan, QLD 4111
E: p.tan@griffith.edu.au
T: (61) 7 3735 4182

To subscribe to the Collaborative Water Planning email bulletins for updates on the project, please send an email request to j.mackenzie@griffith.edu.au

This research is being jointly conducted by Griffith University, CSIRO and the Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Water.

Access the project team internal site.