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2020-07-07 P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - TNC Project Management Plan
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3. Establish process for regular engagement with
Traditional Owners, based on their preferred
method.
4. Consider appropriate remuneration for
consultation.
5. Consider Welcome to Country, Indigenous
names for new shellfish restoration sites and
support for cultural ceremonies/practices.
Poor performances of Threat or danger to the good name or MEDIUM 1. Undertake due diligence on all third-party LOW
TNC or partners standing of a business or entity as the result subcontractors and avoid working with those
negatively impacts of the actions by a project partner, due to with compromising or non-aligned values.
project the actions of an employee, or through 2. Listen and consider opinions of stakeholders on
other peripheral parties and subcontractors and an individual’s reputation.
subcontractors. 3. Request all project partners understand and
honor TNC’s Code of Conduct and Values and
include clauses in third party contracts.
4. Suspected concerns to be mitigated through
prompt damage control measures such as direct
communications with relevant individuals or
businesses and terminating working
relationships early.
5. Prepare key messages for any media response as
part of an agreed communications protocols
with project partners.
Environmental Rock oysters, and Oyster recruitment, growth and survival is MEDIUM 6. Use science and habitat suitability models to LOW
associate species, fail lower than anticipated and fails to meet inform the site selection process (e.g. water
to grow and restoration benchmarks. Alternate, rocky- quality, topography, hydrodynamic, sediment
consolidate and reef or sediment habitats form or persist analysis, benthic habitat type, historic shellfish
function like a instead of shellfish ecosystem resulting in ecosystem locations)
shellfish ecosystem lower biodiversity and environmental value. 7. Establish TAG review process and provide
opportunities for stakeholder workshops to peer
review the data and process,
8. Consult with key experts and relevant
authorities and draw upon experience gained
from other projects and processes.
9. Develop full ecological risk assessment for
shellfish restoration.
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BRING BACK THE FISH: PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN
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