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  CRC for Water Sensitive Cities discusses the Water Sensitive Cities Index and the benchmarking process.

  CRC for Water Sensitive Cities discusses its research synthesis process, which involves bringing together various stakeholders to collaborate and discuss how research may be applied.

  CRC for Water Sensitive Cities provides a snapshot of the 4th Water Sensitive Cities Conference 2019.

  CRC for Water Sensitive Cities highlights its achievements at the 4th Water Sensitive Cities Conference 2019

The following video, presented by Professor David Pannell, was a part of a half-day seminar on the Benefit-cost analysis for water related projects hosted by Water Sensitive SA and University of South Australia on 5th February, 2018. The video covers…

The following video, presented by Dr Sayed Iftekhar, was a part of a half-day seminar on the Benefit-cost analysis for water related projects hosted by Water Sensitive SA and University of South Australia on 5th February, 2018. The video covers…

Video Presentation:  Demystifying urban heat mapping. Presented by Dr Andy Coutts at City of Melbourne, 25 June 2015, Melbourne, Australia. Click here to view

  CRC for Water Sensitive Cities explores how we plan to achieve liveable, resilient, sustainable and productive cities in collaboration with our participants.

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  Professor Tony Wong heads a $120 million research centre with research hubs based in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Singapore and involving over 75 organisations across the academia/research, industry, and government sectors. He is internationally recognised for his research and…

The second Water Sensitive Cities Conference held in Australia’s river city, Brisbane from 8–9 September 2015. Presented and managed by the Cooperative Research Centre for Water Sensitive Cities (CRCWSC), the two-day conference showcases the CRCWSC’s growing internationally-recognised body of research and our collaborative efforts to create sustainable, resilient and liveable water sensitive cities and towns.

The purpose of the first Researchers Workshop for 2015 will be to focus on developing strategies to deliver research impact from the first tranche of CRCWSC projects. This theme will continue into the Industry Participants Workshop, where the discussions will involve utilising research in geographic regions and will conclude with a focus on planning for the second tranche of research projects that will commence in 2016.