Supply and Value Chains, and Blockchains

The project has developed a Horticulture Sector Action Plan (Hort SAP) to reduce waste across Australia's horticulture supply chain, focusing on banana and melon industries using co-design and value chain analysis.

The project supports agricultural growth in the Lower Fitzroy region by enhancing water efficiency, improving crop profitability, and fostering long-term regional resilience.

This project aims to strengthen transparency, traceability, and trust in the Australia-Indonesia horticulture supply chain through blockchain technology, enhancing efficiency, reducing risk, and supporting sustainable trade.

The project explores regional strategies for decarbonisation, focusing on public preferences and economic impacts to support Queensland’s transition to net zero.

This project aims to use locally sourced bagasse as a substrate production for Asian mushrooms and supporting rural economies in Australia.

Building sustainable supply chain collaboration models to boost exports of high-value perishable agricultural commodities (HVPACs) from Northern Australia to Asian markets.

Mapping and forecasting the renewable energy labour force in Central Queensland to identify skills needs, workforce gaps, and opportunities as the region expands solar and wind energy.

Developed a baseline framework and mapping tool to characterise Central Queensland’s agricultural supply chains, helping to identify and analyse the region’s most commercially valuable commodities.