Add to ORKGConsultancy Report 2 for the Onkaparinga Catchment Water Management Board. This second report focuses on pricing water to manage the catchment water resources in a sustainable manner. A key conclusion of this report is that there are significant opportunities to improve resource use through pricing policy changes.Australia;water;natural resource management;catchment
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M.CommThis dissertation comprises of four parts that attempt to explain the history and application ...
Australia has embraced the idea of competion and markets as a paradigm for water management. Deliver...
Water resources law has been continuously reformed over recent years in Australia to achieve the sus...
A Market-Based Instrument Pilot Project. Report to the Onkaparinga Catchment Water Management Board....
There has been a lot of discussion about water being undervalued in Australia. The nation's attentio...
In many resource management problems, the starting point is one involving a large number of users wi...
This report makes recommendations on how the Australian Government\u27s buyback of water entitlement...
Available online 13 January 2020Historically, water resource policy in the Murray–Darling Basin (Bas...
Water markets have increasingly been adopted as a reallocation tool around the world as water scarci...
Water trade and the establishment of water markets continue to gain popularity among legislators as ...
In this paper, six potential MBIs are discussed that have potential for improving environmental outc...
The Rural Towns –Liquid Assets (RT-LA) project commenced in 2004 with the aim of developing integrat...
Policy makers will increasingly have to turn to water demand management in the future to respond to ...
Recent studies in water management policy point to insufficient recognition of water as a scarce com...
In June 2004 the Council of Australian Governments approved the Intergovernmental Agreement on Addre...
M.CommThis dissertation comprises of four parts that attempt to explain the history and application ...
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