Agreement | Document symbol | Notifying Member Sort descending | Year | Harmonized types of environment-related objectives | Harmonized types of measures | Harmonized types of sectors subject to the measure | Measure description | See more information | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Subsidies and Countervailing Measures | G/SCM/N/284/AUS | Australia | 2016 | Energy conservation and efficiency, Environmental…
Energy conservation and efficiency, Environmental goods and services promotion
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Grants and direct payments | Manufacturing | Clean Technology Food and Foundries Investment…
Clean Technology Food and Foundries Investment Program (CTFFIP)
The CTFFIP was announced on 10 July 2011 as one of a range of measures as part of the Clean Energy Future plan for tackling climate change and securing a clean energy future. |
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Subsidies and Countervailing Measures | G/SCM/N/284/AUS | Australia | 2016 | Alternative and renewable energy, Environmental…
Alternative and renewable energy, Environmental goods and services promotion
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Grants and direct payments | Manufacturing | Liquefied Petroleum Gas Vehicle Scheme (LPG VS) |
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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. |
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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 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. |
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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): 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. |
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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): 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. |
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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): 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. |
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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): 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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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