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The following websites bring together knowledge, experiences and expertise in water sensitive urban design (WSUD) and sustainable urban water management (SUWM) for specific regions or states in Australia.
The websites are hosted by capacity building programs that aim to facilitate the transition from conventional to more sustainable forms of urban water management. These capacity building programs have developed a range of services to facilitate the transition within their state or region. These services range from policies and guidelines on best practice implementation, online libraries, case studies, training and information sessions, technical advisory services, and more.
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Water by Design (South East Queensland) |
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The following research institutions undertake research that will inform and assist the transition from conventional to more sustainable forms of urban water management. The websites contain various details of the research activities and numerous publications, including research results and advice for industry.
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The aim of the Cooperative Research Centre for Catchment Hydrology was to produce a decision support system able to predict the movement of water, particulates, and solutes from land to rivers, linking the impact of climate variability, vegetation, soil, and water management together in an integrated package. The website is an archive of the projects and outputs from the Cooperative Research Centre for Catchment Hydrology during 1992-2005. The CRC for Catchment Hydrology's successor is the eWater CRC.
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eWater’s core business is building water management tools for partners and bringing those tools to Australian and international markets.
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The aim of the Facility of Advancing Water Biofiltration (FAWB) is to provide proof of concept of biofilter technologies for managing urban water by developing and field-testing a range of biofilter systems.
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The National Urban Water Governance Program is comprised of a group of social research projects that are investigating the changing governance of traditional urban water management in Australia.
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