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Centre for Plant & Water Science 2008 Annual Report DPI/Horticulture Australia Ltd $9,000 Management of internal dryness of imperial mandarin NSW DPI $3,334 Nutrient management of Asian vegetables CRC Rail $1,142 Project #86 native vegetation on clay soil sites in central Queensland Land and Water Australia - NPSI SUB TOTAL $536,454 45.2% $60,000 Optimising delivery and benefits of aerated irrigation water Walsh Midmore Ashwath Midmore National Non Competitive Funding Midell Developments Pty Ltd $17,983 Sunrise at 1770 Kele Powerlink $3,500 Literature review Ashwath Rockhampton Regional Council $24,225 Greenwaste feasibility study Ashwath Oram’s Nursery $1,818 Development of tissue culture technology for the micropropagation of the vulnerable plant species Euodia sp. Ergon Energy $23,515 Slope stabilisation under high voltage power lines using native plants DPI & Fisheries $3,950 Development of best practice pre- and post-harvest protocols for production of B74 mango SUB TOTAL $74,991 6.3% International Non Competitive Funding Howkins Ashwath Walsh North Carolina A&T University/USAID $13,088 Agroforestry and sustainable vegetable production in SEA watersheds Midmore The World Vegetable Centre (AVRDC) SUB TOTAL $32,109 2.7% $19,021 Screening of tomato germplasm for drought tolerance and high lycopene content Bhattarai Infrastructure RIBG $76,402 6.5% Infrastructure Midmore TOTAL INCOME $1,185,116 Institutional Grants Scheme (IGS) (and associated University contribution) and RIBG are awarded on a calculation based on activity level (principally NCG income) of the previous two years. RIBG is awarded solely on NCG grant activity. Total income was similar to 2007, and down on the previous four years, due largely to decreases in National Competitive Grants (completion of several large HAL grants and an ACIAR project) (Table 9, Figure 1). Our RIBG allocation as a % of that gained by CQU was down from 78% in 2005, to 55% in 2006 up to 72% in 2007, and then down to 28% in 2008. 15
Centre for Plant & Water Science 2008 Annual Report Table 9. Income per annum since 1994. Multiplier effect calculated as total income/CQU research block funds. Year Non- Comp. % Nat Comp % CQU % Consult % Infrast % Multiplier effect Total income $ 1994 31 31 38 - 159,600 1995 34 39 27 - 148,600 1996 8 32 58 1 270,000 1997 30 36 29 4 629,500 1998 34 44 17 5 1,003,014 1999 22 42 31 5 913,709 2000 23 28 25 4 20 1,097,931 2001 15 50 29 7 5 1,243,917 2002 4 64 23 2 8 1,574,215 2003 5 60 23 4 8 1,677,526 2004 11 35 31 3 20 12.7 1,278,102 2005 9 54 21 0.4 16 23.8 1,844,533 2006 16 35 36 0.1 13 12.3 1,053,370 2007 22 32 28 0.7 15 15.2 1,110,411 2008 6 45 38 1.3 6 12.6 1,185,116 Figure 1. Income per annum since 1994 Figure 2. Multiplier effect on university contribution since 2004 16
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