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2020-07-07 P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - TNC Project Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn 10. Follow best practice guidelines and methods for
shellfish restoration.
11. Apply adaptive management principles and scale
restoration over multiple timeframes to
incorporate prior learning.
Operational Misalignment of Governance issues relating to poor MEDIUM 1. Clearly define partner roles and discuss LOW
project goals communication, and conflict within partner preferred ways funding or partner organisations
delivered with organization resulting in misaligned want to be involved.
funding/ partner objectives, breakdown of relationship and 2. Establish deliverables based on project plan and
organisations potential legal action. agreed timelines.
3. Establish regular communication and feedback
opportunities with key stakeholders
4. Submit reports and communication materials
that are high quality and on time.
5. Outline an agreed communications plan with
project partners.
Contract deliverables Project Lead and/or third party vendors not MEDIUM 1. Prepare contracts one month in advance (where LOW
are not met delivering on time or as agreed, potentially possible) according to TNC standard operating
leading to project delays and potential legal procedures and relevant funder policy.
action. 2. Establish deliverables based on project plan and
agreed timelines.
3. Establish regular communication and feedback
opportunities with key stakeholders.
4. Ensure flexibility around timing of works is built
into contracts (e.g. adverse weather, hatchery
delays).
5. Regular communication with contractors with
clearly defined timelines to ensure that due
dates for deliverables are met.
6. Identify alternative options that can be used to
undertake the works if contractor fails to deliver.
Project schedule The risk that activities will take longer than HIGH 1. Communicate with project partners the key MEDIUM
delayed expected. dates and deliverables required to advance to
schedule (update every 2 weeks).
2. If relevant, politicians, councilors and Mayor
informed of upcoming dates where input is
required.
3. Provide generous timing where possible for
contingency.
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BRING BACK THE FISH: PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN
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