RDE408 - Refreshing the National framework for water resources

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

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1 year ago

Description

An updated National Framework is due for publication in Spring 2025 with a focus on multi-sector planning. This project is a key building block of the refreshed National Framework. It
will examine the impact of the above commitments on addressing shortfalls in water supply,
achieving current environmental objectives and maintaining long-term environmental
protection using updated projections for climate change and growth.
Aims:
The aims of this project are to develop a suite of updated climate change, growth and
environmental destination scenario outputs:
1. to inform our National Framework, revised version due to be published Spring
2025
2. for use by Regional Groups to facilitate cross sector planning including non-water
industry activities in the next round of regional planning

The contract was awarded by EA.

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