Stakeholder engagement
Water is one of our most valuable natural assets. We have a responsibility to the people of NSW to ensure we manage water equitably and transparently now and into the future. Our stakeholders are those groups and individuals who could be affected by our activities.
The department recognises that the most effective way to successfully manage water is by working together with our stakeholders and the greater community. Our Stakeholder and Community Engagement Policy (PDF 163.8 KB) describes how we will complete this engagement.
We will regularly meet with our stakeholders on key projects and provide opportunities for stakeholders and the broader public to provide input on policies, plans, and other relevant documents.
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Have your say—public exhibition
| Key dates and time | Description |
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| N/A | N/A |
Key upcoming dates and events
| Key dates | Description |
|---|---|
| 11 February 2021 | Webinar: Floodplain harvesting in the context of Water Management Act priorities Register |
| TBC February 2021 | Webinar: Proposed rules for floodplain harvesting licences in the Gwydir valley water sharing plans (registration information coming soon) |
Outcomes from consultation
Further details on our recent stakeholder engagement activities and recorded webinars are also available.
Media releases
Visit our news section for the latest news and media releases.
Contact us
We are committed to continuously improving the way we engage.
If you have feedback on the services provided by the department or questions about upcoming events, contact us or email us at floodplain.harvesting@dpi.nsw.gov.au.