FRDC's RD&E Plan 2015-20

Download the RD&E Plan 2015-2020 [PDF] or view the content below.

 

The FRDC's vision is for Australia to have vibrant fishing and aquaculture sectors which adopt world-class research to achieve sustainability and prosperity.  

 

 By 2020 …

• fishing and aquaculture will continue to have improved performance in environmental sustainability
• fishing and aquaculture will be more resilient to social, environmental and economic change
• fishing and aquaculture businesses will be more productive and profitable
• recreational fishers will have improved opportunities for better fishing experiences and will play a greater role in the stewardship of fisheries resources
• more Indigenous people will derive benefit from fishing and aquaculture activities and will play a greater role in the stewardship of fisheries resources
• information about the science and management of the sustainability of fishing and aquaculture will be more accessible to the consumer and meet consumer's needs.

Contents

1. Overview
2. Planned outcomes and role   

   Revenue base
   FRDC's stakeholders
   Sector profiles

3. Operating environment
   Drivers and opportunities for 2015–20
4. A new strategic focus

   National research priorities
   National RD&E infrastructure
   Jurisdictional and industry sector research priorities

5. Implementing this RD&E Plan

   FRDC's RD&E program areas
   A balanced research portfolio
   Extension and adoption of research
   Applying for funding

6. National collaboration   

   Australian Government R&D priorities
   National Fishing and Aquaculture RD&E Strategy

7. Evaluation and planned budget

 

Find out more about the FRDC Research Development & Extension Plan in the video prepared by the staff - https://youtu.be/eD4xZlJbiZ4