Communities of Practice are a mechanism for enabling wider engagement across the modelling community, including with modellers, end-users and other actors in the sector.

The Innovation Program sees five Innovation Associates - PhD students - conducting applied research on water modelling problems proposed by industry and government partners.

The Hack Challenge provides a mechanism to facilitate the development of low fidelity prototypes by providing a dedicated time, data and model resources with mentoring and guidance in a time focused event.

The Queensland Water Modelling Network (QWMN) has up to $50,000 of small grants available for projects ranging in size from $5000 to $10,000.