Richmond River Catchment Governance - Policy, Sustainability and Innovation Research Group
Richmond River Catchment Governance
Assessing the governance of the Richmond River Catchment
This project develops and applies a governance assessment framework to understand how decisions are made, responsibilities are shared, and organisations coordinate across the Richmond River Catchment in northern New South Wales. The research examines governance arrangements spanning local councils, state agencies, Aboriginal organisations, and community and regional groups. The findings provide an evidence base to support future governance and planning across the catchment.
Funded by
The New South Wales Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Duration
2024
Role
Lead Chief Investigator

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