2020-07-07 P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - TNC Project Management Plan

Timeline: 18 months

As part of Objective A1.4, TNC will engage with the community and stakeholders through the TAG, organized
community forums, media and one-one meetings. The process involves socializing both the method and end result of
site selection and allowing the community and stakeholders to have sufficient input into the site selection process in
order to minimize the number of individuals and groups opposed to the location. Regular input and feedback will
reduce the risk of stakeholders objecting to sites.



Table 6. Deliverable checklist for Objective 2 (to be completed in six monthly, annual and final reports).

   Deliverables                               Measurable outcomes                          Status and notes
                                                                                            (Not Started/In
                                                                                     Progress/Delayed/Completed)
   (A2.1) Shellfish restoration suitability   •   Habitat suitability model
   model incorporating physical                   which incorporates industry,
   parameters of oysters and public and           Kabi Kabi and public
   industry usage, access etc. to identify        interests.
   priority sites for restoration.
   (A2.2) Obtain necessary State
   Government permits/authorities
   including particular resource              •   All relevant permits secured
   allocation authority, for shellfish
   ecosystem restoration
   (A2.3) Community, industry and             •   Records of public and
   stakeholder consultation sufficient to         stakeholder consultation,
   gain majority support for ecosystem            including one-on-one
   restoration locations.                         meetings, open forums,
                                                  media, etc.




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