This Schedule will fund the delive ry of Stage 2 of the Enhanced Environmental Water Delivery (EEWD) Project. The EEWD Project has been approved as part of the SD LAM suite of projects, which are aimed at enabling the long -term average SD Ls under the Basin Plan to be increased by a combined total of 605 gigalitres (GL) / year.
This Schedule will support the construction and commissioning of a new fishway at Burtundy Weir in the Lower Darling River in Western NewSouth Wales (NSW).
This schedule will support Victoria to deliver a Detailed Assessment of the Restoring Flows to the Mallee Floodplain Program, a potential new supply measure.
This schedule will support NSW to deliver Detailed Assessments of potential new supply measures. Supply measures are part of the Sustainable Diversion Limit Adjustment Mechanism (SDLAM) of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan 2012. They are designed to enhance water infrastructure and river operations and enable Basin Plan environmental outcomes to be achieved with less recovery of water for the environment.
This Schedule will support NSW to deliver detailed assessments of potential new supply measures.
This Schedule will fund the River Murray in South Australia Constraints Measure Stage 2 (the Project). The South Australian (SA) River Murray Measure will manage the impacts of flows proposed under the constraints measure and include improving access roads and tracks and installing and modifying infrastructure.
This schedule will support delivery of the Shorebird and Wetland Habitat Project in South Australia.
This Schedule will support the delivery of the Pindari Dam Cold-Water Pollution project and the Fish-Friendly Water Extraction project which have been approved for implementation as part of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan Northern Basin Toolkit Measures.
This Schedule will support the delivery of elements of the Reconnecting River Country Program to be operable by 31 December 2026.
The Program comprises river constraints alleviation measures for the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, which form part of the Sustainable Diversion Limits Adjustment Mechanism:
This Schedule will support the Australian Capital Territory in delivering its Shared Reduction Amount of 4.9 gigalitres per year Long Term Diversion Limit Equivalence to meet the Sustainable Diversion Limit under the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.