Aspects of the Social and Economics team
Planning for NRM requires an understanding of the social and economic conditions, charactersitics, needs and aspirations of a region.
This need arises because management actions identified within regional NRM plans will need the support of communities and individuals to be successful.
There is no one-stop-shop for this information. The social and economic unit can offer advice and assistance on the best sources of data, and help interpret that data.
Find out more from the social and economic fact sheets.
Find out what incentives are available from the NRM incentives database.
Contact the Department of Natural Resources and Water's Social and Economics team.
Last updated 21 November 2007