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Carbon Farming Outreach Program. Integrated approaches to building fishing and aquaculture emission knowledge - Gap analysis

Project number: 2024-050
Project Status:
Current
Budget expenditure: $121,600.00
Principal Investigator: Tom T. Cosentino
Organisation: Margo Consulting
Project start/end date: 29 Jun 2025 - 29 Jan 2026
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FRDC

Need

FRDC will analyse fishing and aquaculture emissions reduction and carbon sequestration information to support development of the Carbon Farming Outreach Program's knowledge bank. FRDC will identify gaps in publicly available information on emissions reduction, emissions intensity, and carbon sequestration, and provide actionable insights/recommendations to avoid duplication and ensure cross-commodity consistency. The project will collaborate across stakeholders, RDCs, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, and the broader supply chain. The project will engage a consultant with extensive knowledge of fishing and aquaculture and other commodities to conduct the analysis, ensuring it is informed by industry-specific expertise and includes collaborative opportunities with other RDCs. The project will involve systematic stakeholder consultations to identify and prioritise gaps and develop actionable recommendations for producers to lower emissions and sequester carbon.

Objectives

1. Identify gaps in publicly available commodity specific information relating to on-farm, wildcatch fishery emissions reduction and carbon sequestration opportunities.
2. Identify and prioritise within the Fishing and Aquaculture sector opportunities to address gaps in commodity specific information, based on latest research and stakeholder needs, leading to actionable insights and recommendations
3. Identify and propose strategies that allow FRDC to work collaboratively with the Department, DCCEEW, other RDCs and the broader supply chain to address information gaps to ensure consistency across commodities and avoid duplication
4. Prepare final report outlining the manner in which FRDC should inform the Department and DCCEEW so that they have an understanding of the most appropriate and functional formats and delivery channels for commodity specific information within Fishing and Aquaculture
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Australian Food and Wine - Collaboration Group (Phase 2)

Project number: 2024-036
Project Status:
Current
Budget expenditure: $80,000.00
Principal Investigator: Jade Curley
Organisation: Hort Innovation
Project start/end date: 31 Oct 2024 - 30 Dec 2025
Contact:
FRDC
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The purpose of this project is to build upon 2022-022: "Australian Food and Wine - Collaboration Group" by expanding to more key international markets, thereby promoting a collaborative industry approach to trade both domestically and internationally. The project builds upon the 'Team Australia' initiative, which is a collaborative, multi-agency approach designed to promote Australian interests abroad by uniting government, industry, and other stakeholders to work toward shared goals. Specifically, the project aims to enhance market access and trade opportunities for Australian agricultural, forestry, and fisheries exports through market product promotions in international countries.

Objectives

1. To open, improve, and maintain access to overseas markets for Australian agricultural products by building stronger relationships with trading partners, neighboring countries and international organisations.
2. To promote Australian Food and Wine products in international markets through collaborative product promotion events.
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