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What your region is working towards, what's underway, and where things stand.

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Region · Published May 2024

Tamworth and Walcha Regional Drought Resilience Plan

New South Wales

Our vision

“For Tamworth and Walcha, drought resilience means belonging to a community that is prepared, secure and connected environmentally prosperous during times of adversity”

The Tamworth and Walcha region's Regional Drought Resilience Plan under the Future Drought Fund — community-owned, evidence-based, identifying actions to prepare for future droughts. Extracted from the published plan.

Led by

NSW Government and partner councils

Read the full plan (PDF)

Where things stand

Every one of the 18 action ideas from this plan, in one place

18 Identified

0 Scoping

0 In progress

All types Incremental Transitional Transformational All statuses Identified Scoping In progress

📚 Knowledge, Policy & Planning

PRIORITY 3: A far-reaching campaign to raise awareness and foster uptake of drought resilience measure

0 of 4 action ideas — tap to view

💧 Water Security

Priority 5: An environmentally conscious region that values water and natural capital

0 of 2 action ideas — tap to view

🤝 Community & Wellbeing

A coordinated and cooperative approach to community drought resilience in the region

0 of 4 action ideas — tap to view

📈 Economy & Business

A region that has a strong, innovative and resilient economy

0 of 3 action ideas — tap to view

🤝 Community & Wellbeing

Priority 6: A healthy, supportive and prosperous community

0 of 1 action ideas — tap to view

🤝 Community & Wellbeing

A healthy, supportive and prosperous community

0 of 3 action ideas — tap to view

📚 Knowledge, Policy & Planning

PRIORITY 4

A community with access to education on sustainable water management practices

0 of 1 action ideas — tap to view