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Impacts of Water Trading in the Southern Murray-Darling Basin

The Institute worked with a consortium from Frontier Economics, The Centre of Policy Studies, Tim Cummins and Associates, and Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM). This project was a continuation of work previously completed in 2007.

The Institute provided socio-economic survey research and statistical analysis and developed social and economic indicators for the impacts of trade monitoring framework.

Completed in 2009

Funded by: National Water Commission

Partners: Frontier Economics, The Centre of Policy Studies, Tim Cummins and Associates, and Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM)

Contact: The Institute for Rural Futures

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