Efficiencies in Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area GL 2000/01 Irrigation water (surface) Irrigation water (groundwater) Rainfall Regional groundwater 1048 439.

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Efficiencies in Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area GL 2000/01 Irrigation water (surface) Irrigation water (groundwater) Rainfall Regional groundwater Off-farm conveyance 90% 95% On-farm conveyance 88% 90% Field efficiency 89% 95% Edge of farm Root zone Edge of field Water use efficiency Water productivity 87% 91% 798t/GL 836 Economic return $198K/GL $ ET Shallow ground- water 118 1,300,241 tonnes $322m profit Total water supply Applying project results Current 75 GL saved+$14m profit

Improving efficiency Off-farm

Threats to water security

Current Integrated Water Supply Scheme

Early application of our water systems economics Cost-benefit of options commissioned on behalf of the Kimberley Expert Panel: Establishing the baseline price of water under future supply and demand scenarios

Evaluating progress toward the Goal TERM Water in the Australian Economy By 2032: 5 Million more people 34% increase in irrigation efficiency 22% increase in household efficiency 15% decrease in rainfall ± water recycling ± seawater desalination ± rural water trading Shadow price $kL Perth$10.50 $5.80 $4.20 $3.80

Impacts valued to date Some of the research impacts that the Flagship has valued: Identified an additional 20 Gigalitres per annum of recoverable water from Perth primary groundwater supply (saving about $200m in capital works); Climate analyses underpinning accelerated investments in new water infrastructure in WA and Vic of $500M and $50M. Identified irrigation water savings of about 295 GL in the Murrumbidgee catchment (worth about $200m on the permanent trade market).

What we will look like in $80M annual R$D budget ($30M external) Four Themes Water Resource Observation Network Better Basin Futures Urban Water Healthy Water Ecosystems Regional portfolios: SEQ WA MDB Northern Australia Research and adoption - in excess of 50 partners across Australia.