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Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 Water management and conservation Grants and direct payments Other
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure…
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): Private Irrigation Infrastructure Operators Program for New South Wales

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Environment related objective
To recover water entitlements resulting from water savings generated from eligible infrastructure upgrade projects by private irrigation infrastructure operators; To improve the efficiency and productivity of water use and management, both off and on-farm, helping to secure a sustainable future for irrigation communities
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): Private Irrigation Infrastructure Operators Program for New South Wales

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Private irrigator infrastructure operators
Type of measure
Funding agreement between the Commonwealth and the Private Irrigation Infrastructure Operators

As part of the grant requirements, a portion of the project water savings in the form of water entitlements are transferred to the Commonwealth for environment
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: Round 1 of the program opened on 19 June 2009. The program has funding to 2018/2019.
Keywords
Natural resources
Sustainable
Environment
Conservation
Water
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 Water management and conservation Grants and direct payments Other
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure…
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): Private Irrigation Infrastructure Program for South Australia

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Environment related objective
To recover water savings generated from eligible irrigation infrastructure upgrade projects undertaken by irrigation infrastructure operators, delivery partners and individual irrigators; To improve the efficiency and productivity of water use and management, both off and on-farm, helping to secure a sustainable future for irrigation communities
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): Private Irrigation Infrastructure Program for South Australia

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Private irrigation infrastructure operators, delivery partners, and individual irrigators
Type of measure
Funding agreement between the Commonwealth and the successful grant applicant

As part of the grant requirements, a portion of the project water savings in the form of water entitlements are transferred to the Commonwealth for environmental use.
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: Round 1 of the program opened in December 2009. The program has funding to 2015/2016.
Keywords
Natural resources
Sustainable
Environment
Conservation
Water
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 Water management and conservation Grants and direct payments Other
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure…
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): Queensland Healthy Headwater Water Use and Efficiency Program

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Environment related objective
To recover water savings generated from eligible irrigation infrastructure projects undertaken by individual irrigators; To improve the efficiency and productivity of water use and management, both off and on-farm, helping to secure a sustainable future for irrigation communities
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): Queensland Healthy Headwater Water Use and Efficiency Program

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Individual irrigators
Type of measure
Funding Agreement between the Commonwealth and the Queensland Government

As part of the grant requirements, a portion of the project water savings in the form of water entitlements are transferred to the Commonwealth for environmental use.
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: Round 1 of the program opened in 1 June 2010. The program has funding to 2018/2019.
Keywords
Natural resources
Sustainable
Environment
Conservation
Water
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 Water management and conservation Grants and direct payments Other
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure…
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): Goulburn Murray Water Connection Project Stage 2 (Formerly Northern Victoria Irrigation Renewal Program Stage 2)

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Environment related objective
To address water efficiency in both the delivery system and user connections in the Goulburn-Murray Irrigation district with 102 gigalitres (long term average annual yield) of project water savings transferred to the Commonwealth; To provide for a connection/reconnection/disconnection of individual irrigators to a "backbone" irrigation delivery system with a share of the water savings arising from the project transferred to the Commonwealth
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): Goulburn Murray Water Connection Project Stage 2 (Formerly Northern Victoria Irrigation Renewal Program Stage 2)

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Water delivery infrastructure in the Goulburn-Murray Irrigation district
Type of measure
Funding is provided through a Funding Agreement between the Commonwealth and the Victorian Government. In turn, the Victorian Government has a funding agreement with the Goulburn Murray Water, the organisation implementing the project.

Water savings fro
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: The program commenced in November 2011 and has funding until 30 June 2019.
Keywords
Natural resources
Sustainable
Environment
Conservation
Water
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 Water management and conservation Grants and direct payments Other
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure…
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): New South Wales State Basin Pipe - Stock and Domestic

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Environment related objective
To recover water savings for the environment generated from the replacement of current water delivery infrastructure for selected stock and domestic schemes with more efficient systems in the NSW Murray-Darling Basin; To improve the efficiency and productivity of water use and management on and off-farm, helping to secure a sustainable future for irrigation communities
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): New South Wales State Basin Pipe - Stock and Domestic

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Water delivery infrastructure in the New South Wales Murray-Darling Basin
Type of measure
Funding is provided through a funding agreement between the Commonwealth and the New South Wales Government.

Water savings achieved through this program are transferred to the Commonwealth and are contributing towards 'bridging the gap' to the new Susta
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: The program commenced in June 2012 and has funding until 2017/2018.
Keywords
Natural resources
Sustainable
Environment
Conservation
Water
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 Water management and conservation Grants and direct payments Other
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure…
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): New South Wales State Water Metering Scheme (including pilot)

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Environment related objective
To recover water savings from the installation or upgrades of meters in the Southern part of the Murray-Darling Basin and replacing customer-owned meters with State Water-owned meters connected via telemetry; To assist in improving the efficiency and productivity of water use and management on-farm, helping to secure a sustainable future for irrigation communities
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): New South Wales State Water Metering Scheme (including pilot)

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Water delivery infrastructure in the Southern part of the Murray-Darling Basin
Type of measure
Funding is provided through a funding agreement between the Commonwealth and the New South Wales Government. The funding is enabling the New South Wales Government to purchase (or upgrade) and install water meters with telemetric functionality for its irr
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: The program commenced with a pilot in June 2012 and has funding until 2016/2017.
Keywords
Natural resources
Sustainable
Environment
Conservation
Water
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 Water management and conservation Grants and direct payments Agriculture
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure…
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): New South Wales State Irrigated Farm Modernisation Project (and pilot)

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Environment related objective
To upgrade on-farm water infrastructure and strengthen the capacity of irrigators to adopt more efficient water management practices, reduce water losses and improve productivity; To improve the efficiency and productivity of water use and management on-farm, helping to secure a sustainable future for irrigation communities

Water savings arising from project works will be transferred to the Commonwealth for environmental use.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP): New South Wales State Irrigated Farm Modernisation Project (and pilot)

The Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program (SRWUIP) is a $10 billion national program investing in rural water use, management and efficiency, including improved water knowledge and market reform, and water purchase for the environment. It consists of three main components: irrigation infrastructure projects (including those projects listed below); water purchase and supply measures. The majority of SRWUIP infrastructure funds are committed to projects in the Murray-Darling Basin for improving the operation of off-farm irrigation delivery systems and helping irrigators improve on-farm water use efficiency. The water savings generated from these projects are shared between the Australian Government for environmental use, and irrigators for consumptive use.
Water management infrastructure
Type of measure
Funding is provided through a funding agreement between the Commonwealth and the New South Wales Government.

Water savings achieved through this program as a result of the infrastructure improvements are transferred to the Commonwealth and are contribut
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: The program commenced in June 2012 and has funding until 2017/2018.
Keywords
Natural resources
Sustainable
Environment
Conservation
Water
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 Sustainable fisheries management Grants and direct payments Fisheries
Fisheries Research and Development Corporation …
Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) Grants

The FRDC was formed as a statutory corporation on 2 July 1991 under the Primary Industries Research and Development Act 1989 (PIRD Act). The Act permits funding and administration of research and development relating to primary industries with a view to:
(i) increasing the economic, environmental and social benefits to members of primary industries and to the community in general by improving the production, processing, storage, transport or marketing of the products of primary industries;
(ii) achieving the sustainable use and sustainable management of natural resources;
(iii) making more effective use of the resources and skills of the community in general and the scientific community in particular;
(iv) supporting the development of scientific and technical capacity;
(v) developing the adoptive capacity of primary producers; and
(vi) improving accountability for expenditure on research and development activities in relation to primary industries.
Environment related objective
To generate increased knowledge that fosters sustainable economic, environmental and social benefits for the Australian fishing industry; including indigenous, recreational, commercial and aquaculture sectors, and the community; through investing in research, development and adoption
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) Grants

The FRDC was formed as a statutory corporation on 2 July 1991 under the Primary Industries Research and Development Act 1989 (PIRD Act). The Act permits funding and administration of research and development relating to primary industries with a view to:
(i) increasing the economic, environmental and social benefits to members of primary industries and to the community in general by improving the production, processing, storage, transport or marketing of the products of primary industries;
(ii) achieving the sustainable use and sustainable management of natural resources;
(iii) making more effective use of the resources and skills of the community in general and the scientific community in particular;
(iv) supporting the development of scientific and technical capacity;
(v) developing the adoptive capacity of primary producers; and
(vi) improving accountability for expenditure on research and development activities in relation to primary industries.
Fisheries research, development and extension projects
Type of measure
Grants (by a funding agreement between the FRDC and the project applicant)
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: Ongoing. Each year the FRDC fund research projects which have an average duration of three years.
Keywords
Fish
Sustainable
Environment
Natural resources
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016
Air pollution reduction, Climate change…
Air pollution reduction, Climate change mitigation and adaptation, Energy conservation and efficiency, Environmental goods and services promotion
 Grants and direct payments Manufacturing, Services
Clean Technology Innovation Program The Clean…
Clean Technology Innovation Program

The Clean Technology Innovation Program was a component of the Clean Technology Program which provided incentives for businesses to reduce emissions and invest in clean energy. It was one element of the Australian Government's Clean Energy Future Plan announced in July 2011.
Environment related objective
To increase research and development, proof-of-concept and early stage commercialisation activities that lead to the development of new clean technologies and associated services, including low emission and energy efficient solutions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Clean Technology Innovation Program

The Clean Technology Innovation Program was a component of the Clean Technology Program which provided incentives for businesses to reduce emissions and invest in clean energy. It was one element of the Australian Government's Clean Energy Future Plan announced in July 2011.
Companies undertaking research and development, proof-of-concept and/or early stage commercialisation activities to develop new clean technologies and associated services, including low emission and energy efficient solutions that reduce greenhouse gas emission
Type of measure
Grants
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: The program opened to applications on 6 July 2012. It is a five year programme and was closed for new applications on 22 October 2013.
Keywords
Clean
Emissions
Energy
Green
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures G/SCM/N/284/AUS Australia 2016 General environmental protection Grants and direct payments Manufacturing
Automotive Transformation Scheme (ATS) As part…
Automotive Transformation Scheme (ATS)

As part of the A New Car Plan for a Greener Future, the Government announced that the Automotive Competitiveness and Investment Scheme (ACIS) would be replaced by the ATS. The ATS was established by the Automotive Transformation Scheme Act 2009.
Environment related objective
To encourage competitive investment and innovation in the Australian automotive industry in a way that will provide improved environmental outcomes and promote the development of workforce skills
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Automotive Transformation Scheme (ATS)

As part of the A New Car Plan for a Greener Future, the Government announced that the Automotive Competitiveness and Investment Scheme (ACIS) would be replaced by the ATS. The ATS was established by the Automotive Transformation Scheme Act 2009.
Motor vehicle producers (MVPs), automotive component producers, automotive machine tools and tooling producers or automotive service providers
Type of measure
Payments in arrears for allowable expenditures
 ICS - HS Code
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Financial years 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Duration of the subsidy: 1 January 2011 to 31 December 2020. However, it is expected to come to a natural close after 2017 when passenger vehicle manufacturing ceases in Australia.
Keywords
Environment
Green