The Investment Framework for Environmental Resources, or INFFER, is a practical decision-support tool designed to help governments and environmental managers invest in projects that are most likely to deliver meaningful environmental outcomes.

This is a wrap up about a workshop delivered by Dr Sarah Whitnall on 12th June 2026 on how to select econometric approaches to model weather and climate impacts.

Significant changes in Australia’s national environmental laws are underway, through reforms to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act. These reforms aim to reshape how environmental impacts are assessed and managed across Australia, including changes to biodiversity offsets and restoration funding. At the UWA Centre for Environmental Economics & Policy (CEEP), we work extensively in the area of environmental policy and natural resource management

A new paper led by researchers from the Centre for Environmental Economics and Policy (CEEP) at The University of Western Australia is receiving international recognition for advancing understanding of how information about environmental values can improve decision-making. Published in the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, The Value of a Value: The Benefits of Improved Decision Making Informed by Non-Market Valuation explores when investing in environmental