NERP TE Project 12.4 - Governance, planning and the effective application of emerging ecosystem service markets to secure climate change adaptation and landscape resilience in Far North Queensland, 2011-2013 (JCU)

Research Project

Researchers: Allan Dale (Point of contact, principalInvestigator) ,  Australian Institute of Marine Science (Associated with) ,  Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) (Associated with) ,  Dale, Allan, Dr (Key party responsible for gathering information and conducting research) ,  James Cook University (Associated with)
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Full description This project involved working with a range of stakeholders to identify the most effective governance systems for managing climate change adaptation in the Wet Tropics through the emergence of new ecosystem service markets, including Carbon Farming. The project will directly contribute to: Regional climate change adaptation policies and planning processes, Regional Natural Resource Management (NRM) organisations’ role in guiding emerging carbon markets in Australia and the region.

This project developed:

1. Detailed Practical Manuals for NRM Bodies concerning planning and carbon market integration in place and training delivered across Queensland regional NRM bodies.

2. Defined partnership arrangements for refinement of Governance systems, institutional and planning reforms maintained.

3. Theory based publication on governance systems required for application of ecosystem service market activities against NRM plan objectives.

Notes Credit
This project was funded by the Australian Government's Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment through the National Environmental Research Program Tropical Ecosystems Hub with co-investment from project partners and collaborators.

Data time period: 2011-07-01 to 30 06 2013

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