Working with key stakeholders from across our region, using a process of co-design and Investment Planning for Impact, we have identified six key impact areas for our region where there are drought and climate resilience opportunities to be addressed.
Key impact areas

Enhancing and Preserving the Natural Environment
Advancing efforts to ensure sustainable ecosystems for future generations.
First Nations Social and Cultural Resilience
Fostering the cultural, economic and social wellbeing of Aboriginal people in the face of climate change.
Resilient Farming Systems and Decisions
Farmers navigate drought and climate challenges and make informed decisions that build farming system resilience and profitability.
Rural Communities Social and Cultural Resilience
Strengthening rural and regional communities and fostering both economic and social wellbeing.
Soil Resilience
Prioritising soil health and fertility to enhance agricultural productivity and environmental sustainability.
Water and Water Use
Promoting responsible water resource management for a sustainable water supply and ecosystem health.