Stormwater Challenge Ideation Session 2 - Great Barrier Reef Urban Technology and Innovation Fund

Join us to explore stormwater challenges, test ideas and share insights on the opportunities, barriers and practical needs of the sector.

The session will consider how innovation can improve water quality flowing to the Reef and identify the conditions needed to test, adopt and scale new approaches across the stormwater sector.

This session forms part of the program design for the Great Barrier Reef Urban Technology and Innovation Fund - Stormwater Challenge.

This is a component of the $24M Fund jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland Governments to drive innovation in urban water management to reduce water pollution flowing to the Great Barrier Reef from our urban landscapes.

Session details

Date: Wednesday 14 October 2026
Time: 9:30–11:30am
Location: Online - a link will be sent to your nominated email address following registration

Please note: This session will be recorded to enable collation and analysis of consultation results. Participants will be asked to acknowledge consent to recording as part of the registration process.

If you can’t attend, check the GBR Urban Technology and Innovation Fund website for other sessions and ways to contribute.  

More information is available at website: GBR Urban Technology and Innovation Fund

If you have any questions, please email sectordevelopment@detsi.qld.gov.au

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The Queensland Government is collating information, ideas and feedback to inform the Stormwater Challenge as part of the Great Barrier Reef Urban Technology and Innovation Fund. Queensland Government officers, Australian Government funding partners and approved delivery partners will use this information in the program design, delivery and evaluation of the fund. This information will not be used as formal application for funding or to assess funding applications.

Your personal information will not be disclosed to third parties without your consent, unless required by law or for the purposes of Information Privacy Act 2009. For audit purposes, the Queensland Government is required to retain the applications and other supplied supporting material. The provisions of the Right to Information Act 2009 apply to documents in the possession of the Queensland Government.