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Paul Wyrwoll is a Fellow in the Resources, Environment and Development Program at the Australian National University (ANU) Crawford School of Public Policy and a Research Fellow at the ANU Institute for Water Futures. He serves as Director of the Centre for Water Economics and Environment Policy at Crawford School. His research focuses on environmental resource economics, particularly the management of water infrastructure systems under conditions of risk and uncertainty. Current projects include economic evaluations of dam reservoir reoperation, financing strategies for waterway restoration, and quantifying the benefits of improved household water access. Previously, Paul worked as a Research Fellow at the ANU Centre for Climate and Energy Policy, and as General Manager of the Food, Energy, Environment, and Water Network. He has also worked as a consultant in environmental management in the Lower Mekong Basin and as a groundwater technician in the West Australian mining industry. Paul holds a PhD, a Master of Environmental Resource Economics, and a Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Western Australia.
Resources, Environment and Development Program at ANU • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Focuses on environmental resource economics related to water infrastructure.
Centre for Water Economics and Environment Policy • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Leads initiatives related to the economic evaluation of water policies.
ANU Institute for Water Futures • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Conducts research on water management practices and policies.
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