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IMPACT Tasmania

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Hydro Tasmania and the University of Tasmania have worked together for over a century to deliver outcomes that benefit Tasmania and its people.

IMPACT Tasmania, a new 5-year strategic partnership, reaffirms our long-standing linkages and unlocks new opportunities to share skills, knowledge, and ideas to build a resilient Tasmania.

Staff and students can get involved in many ways. Bookmark this page for updates!

How do I get involved?
We want to hear your ideas for collaboration! There are two key ways for us to connect:
  • You can submit a fully developed project proposal using this application form to seek strategic advice and support from the Steering Committee.
  • Post an idea or request below to create a digital noticeboard and connect with like-minded people.

If you've got a question about the partnership or want a general chat, please reach out to Kate Clark (kate.clark@utas.edu.au) or Jane Alpine (jane.alpine@hydro.com.au)

Post your ideas to connect with others

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We're looking forward to hearing from you!
Focus areas
The partnership will focus on 3 key areas:
  • Inspire young Tasmanians to explore education, experiences, experiences and skills that open doors to fulfilling careers - inspiring young Tasmanians to engage with the education, experiences and skills that will open the doors to fulfilling careers that take them and our state forward
  • Support Tasmania's renewable energy transition and maximise economic, climate and environmental benefits - supporting the renewable energy transition, ensuring Tasmania maintains its pivotal role, and maximising the economic, climate and environmental benefits returned to the state
  • Strengthen connections with Tasmanians to build regional capacity and drive progress, adaptation and inclusion - strengthening and growing our connections with Tasmanians to build regional capacity that drives progress, adaptation and inclusion.
Our collaboration in action!
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