The Rural Safety & Health Alliance (RSHA) is a leadership group committed to health and safety improvement across all primary production sectors. Its management committee is comprised of nine of Australia’s rural research and development corporations (RDCs), representing majority of the nation’s farming and fishing sectors. These RDCs will make decisions about the research, development and extension priorities for RSHA. This ensures levy-payers of each RDC are first beneficiaries of investments made, but does not preclude sectors whose RDCs are not RSHA partners.

Yes. RSHA welcomes collaboration with individuals and organisations who are passionate about improving health and safety in rural industries. RSHA welcomes contact from all stakeholders, such as potential funding partners, researchers, government representatives, extension agents, industry association leaders, farmers and fishers

RSHA will call for expressions of interest on a number of project concepts in February 2019, following its inaugural meeting with RDC partners. Invitations for new and alternative proposals will be called later in the year.

The best way to stay informed is to sign-up to the RSHA email list at rsha.com.au.