About - P2R Projector

About P2R Projector

The P2R Projector estimates the water quality improvements of farm-scale agricultural practice change projects.

The P2R Projector is a prioritisation and project capture tool created to support groups who are working with farmers to improve their water quality. It helps to assess and refine planned projects as well as to report the achievements of implemented projects.

Who it is for

The P2R Projector is designed for project design and delivery organisations such as Natural Resource Management bodies.

Where it applies

The P2R Projector is only for the Great Barrier Reef catchments. It applies for the sugarcane, banana, grain and grazing industries as well as gully and streambank rehabilitation projects.

Creators

Funding: Queensland Government Agencies (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries and Department of Environment, Science and Innovation) and the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.

Modelling approach: Queensland Department of Environment, Science and Innovation.

Conceptual design and project management: Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries

Application development: Truii

How development is managed

The prioritisation of new functionality and refinements are managed by the Reef Monitoring and Evaluation Tools (Reef Tools) Steering Committee, jointly chaired by the Queensland and Australian governments. The Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries lead items relating to P2R Projector. The steering committee meets up to quarterly (as demand requires) and considers development priorities and the timing of future functionality releases.

The P2R Projector is provided as a service by Truii Pty Ltd. Truii charges an access fee to cover the cost of development, hosting and support.