Partners
Development
Development of the Australian and New Zealand Biosolids Partnership involved two partners:
Ongoing Partners
Subscribing partners, whose funding sustains the operation of the ANZBP, have been sought among water utilities, consultants, academics and government agencies across Australia and New Zealand.
At June 2011, committed subscribers included the following:
- Australian Water Association
- Advanced Water Management Centre
- AECOM
- Barwon Water, VIC
- Allconnex Water
- Arkwood Organic Recycling
- Cairns Regional Council
- Carbon Mate Pty Ltd
- Central Highlands Water, VIC
- Coliban Water, VIC
- CSIRO
- Curtin University
- Department of Environment and Conservation, WA
- Department of Health, VIC
- Department of Premier and Cabinet, NSW
- Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (Cmwlth)
- DLA Piper
- East Gippsland Water, VIC
- Environment Protection Authority, Vic
- Environment Protection Authority, Tasmania
- ESR Ltd, NZ
- Gippsland Water
- Gladstone Regional Council
- Gosford City Council, NSW
- Goulburn Valley Water, VIC
- Grow Green Agri
- GWM Water, VIC
- Hunter Water
- Lower Murray Water, VIC
- Melbourne Water, VIC
- New Plymouth District Council, NZ
- North East Water, VIC
- Pollution Solutions & Designs
- Power and Water, NT
- Queensland Urban Utilities
- RMIT - Biotechnology & Environmental Biology
- SA Water
- South East Water, VIC
- Southern Water (Tas)
- Sydney Water, NSW
- Tauranga City Council, NZ
- University of Sydney
- VicWater
- Wannon Water, VIC
- Water Corporation of WA
- Watercare, NZ
- Western Water, VIC
- Westernport Water, VIC
- Yarra Valley Water, VIC
Strategic Alliance
There are several partnerships similar to the ANZBP around the world. The ANZBP has informal strategic links to these partnerships to enable access to much wider biosolids management experiences. The Global Biosolids Network is the result of a meeting of key biosolids practitioners from around the world at a Biosolids Specialty Conference in Moncton Canada in June 2007. The primary focus is an international communications network alliance, with the first product being the Global Biosolids Atlas, released in September 2008.
The links to the various alliances are:
International Biosolids Network
Sustainable Organics Resources Partnership (SORP), UK
National Biosolids Partnership, USA
Canadian Biosolids Partnership
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