Resilience and Preparedness for Drought and Climate Variability
- Discipline
- Various
- Methodology
- Mixed Methods, Big Data, Qualitative, Quantitative, Content Analysis - many and varied
- Date
- 01 Sep 2024
- Description
- At Farm/Agribusiness, Town/Community, or Regional Scale (several projects available) Drought has significant impact on the wellbeing of people and communities across Tropical North Queensland. While drought affects all industries in Tropical North Queensland, agricultural industries including sugar, beef, dairy, vegetable, citrus, and tropical fruit are most affected. The TNQ Hub has projects available across all of its programs: Sustainable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Enterprise (SATSIE); Transformational Agricultural Systems (TAS); Building Human Capacity (BHC); Innovation and Commercialisation (I&C) and more broadly adoption of practices that lead to better preparedness for future climate variability. Read more about the TNQ Hub and its programs here www.tnqdroughthub.com.au
- Keywords
- Land Management;Community Building;Data Visualisaton;Climate Forecasting;Green Finance;Adoption;Agricultural Technology;Soils;Indigenous Water Rights;Determination;Regional Development;Agricultural Economics;Governance;ESG Frameworks
- Would Suit Applicants Who
- Applicants interested in any of the following: land management, community building, data visualisation, climate forecasting, green finance, adoption, agricultural technology, soils, indigenous water rights, determination, regional development, agricultural economics, governance, ESG Frameworks and all other areas of agriculture. Applicants will need to ensure that their research topic aligns with the THQ Hubs Priorities found here https://www.tnqdroughthub.com.au/tnq-hub-priorities/
