June 1, 2020: New report published

Social and Economic Impacts of Digital Connection in Remote Communities: Central Western Queensland

Authors: Professor Jim Cavaye, Saleena Ham, and Michael Erdiaw-Kwasie (USQ)

Catch up with the webinar panel discussion on this important topic with Professor Jim Cavaye (UTas), Professor Hurriyet Babacan (JCU/RECoE), Saleena Ham (USQ) and moderator Trudi Bartlett RDA DD & SW on Thursday June 11 12-2pm

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New research: COVID-19 and regional Queensland impacts by Professor John Rolfe, CQUniversity/RECoE

Our core research question: 

“How best can innovation, integration, collaboration and a strategic multidisciplinary approach to industry, community and regional development deliver a thriving and internationally competitive rural economy?”

RECoE is a first-of-its-kind rural economic research collaboration comprised of four Queensland Universities: The University of Queensland, James Cook University, Central Queensland University & the University of Southern Queensland.

Established with the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries in 2018 for an initial 3 year period with combined funding of $3.6m, the centre divides its research portfolio into five themes: economic tools and analysis, regional innovation, value chain analysis, policy development; and translation & engagement.

Each of these themes have research projects based on topics and locations relevant to regional Queensland and have been designed to have impact beyond their case studies and regional locations.  

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