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Regional Land Partnerships is investing $450 million over five years from July 2018 to June 2023, delivering national priorities at a regional and local level.
As the largest component of the Government’s National Landcare Program, this investment is being delivered through a reformed regional model that supports a range of projects contributing to four environment and two sustainable agriculture outcomes.
Projects are connecting efforts for the recovery of species identified under the Threatened Species Strategy, protecting threatened ecological communities, and reducing threats to our globally-important wetlands and world heritage sites. Projects are also improving on-farm soil, biodiversity and vegetation, and increasing the capacity of our farms to adapt to climate change and evolving market demands.
Regional Land Partnerships Delivery
The Government is firmly committed to national coverage for the program, and as a result 50 service providers are engaged through to 2023 to deliver projects in 54 regions to benefit our environment, our farms, and our communities. Oyster Harbour Catchment Group being in the South Coast region.
Supporting information Contained within this document are detailed evaluation plans for each of the six outcomes of the Regional Land Partnerships (RLP) component of the National Landcare Program. The aim of each plan is to create an approach that will support clear and effective reporting on achievements across the RLP.
Regional Land Partnerships Program Logic provides an overview of the Outcomes and Principles that underpin Regional Land Partnerships. A complete breakdown can be found on the Regional Land Partnership Program Logic page.
The Regional Land Partnerships Assurance Framework highlights a range of processes and approaches to ensure any risks to the successful delivery of the program are being effectively considered and managed through an identified suite of control measures. The Regional Land Partnerships Services Agreement (Appendix A at Schedule 6) outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Australian Government and the Service Providers in delivery of Services and associated assurance measures that underpin Regional Land Partnerships.
The Australian Government is committed to demonstrating and accounting for intermediate and long term outcomes and improvements from its natural resource management investments. To deliver on this commitment, the Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting and Improvement (MERI) of Regional Land Partnerships investments are outlined in the Regional Land Partnerships MERI Framework.
As the largest component of the Government’s National Landcare Program, this investment is being delivered through a reformed regional model that supports a range of projects contributing to four environment and two sustainable agriculture outcomes.
Projects are connecting efforts for the recovery of species identified under the Threatened Species Strategy, protecting threatened ecological communities, and reducing threats to our globally-important wetlands and world heritage sites. Projects are also improving on-farm soil, biodiversity and vegetation, and increasing the capacity of our farms to adapt to climate change and evolving market demands.
Regional Land Partnerships Delivery
The Government is firmly committed to national coverage for the program, and as a result 50 service providers are engaged through to 2023 to deliver projects in 54 regions to benefit our environment, our farms, and our communities. Oyster Harbour Catchment Group being in the South Coast region.
Supporting information Contained within this document are detailed evaluation plans for each of the six outcomes of the Regional Land Partnerships (RLP) component of the National Landcare Program. The aim of each plan is to create an approach that will support clear and effective reporting on achievements across the RLP.
Regional Land Partnerships Program Logic provides an overview of the Outcomes and Principles that underpin Regional Land Partnerships. A complete breakdown can be found on the Regional Land Partnership Program Logic page.
The Regional Land Partnerships Assurance Framework highlights a range of processes and approaches to ensure any risks to the successful delivery of the program are being effectively considered and managed through an identified suite of control measures. The Regional Land Partnerships Services Agreement (Appendix A at Schedule 6) outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Australian Government and the Service Providers in delivery of Services and associated assurance measures that underpin Regional Land Partnerships.
The Australian Government is committed to demonstrating and accounting for intermediate and long term outcomes and improvements from its natural resource management investments. To deliver on this commitment, the Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting and Improvement (MERI) of Regional Land Partnerships investments are outlined in the Regional Land Partnerships MERI Framework.
