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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 drawnIssues management
The primary risk identified for the project is reputational. This means that the reputation of TNC and/or any of
the partners would be a risk should an operational matter or communication activity associated with the project
(or a perception of either) generate negative public opinion or negative stakeholder feedback.
The table below is not exhaustive. Rather, it lists some known reputational risks for issues management and the
recommended communication responses. As predicted at the commencement of the project, the likelihood of
these risks occurring is very low as there are no negative outcomes and only supportive stakeholders.
Risk Communication Response
Recreational fishing/conservation NGO alliance is • Improving the health of the Noosa River and
seen as inappropriate restoring fish habitats is a focus for both
partners
Government/conservation NGO alliance is seen as • Improving the health of the Noosa River and
inappropriate restoring fish habitats is a big part of this unique
partnership
Partnership and/or project criticised as having no • Regular updating of key stakeholders
practical benefits
Partnership and/or project do not deliver on • Honest, regular communications
particular objectives • Focus on progress & other outcomes achieved
Negative commentary circulates on social media • Partners to all monitor own social media
• Respond with appropriate key messages to
manage concerns/comments raised
Negative mainstream media commentary • Targeted media approaches around milestones
• Media monitoring
• Letters to the editor
Negative commentary that TNC is a big US NGO • TNC is working around the world in more than
70 countries, including many marine
conservation programs
Stakeholders do not engage with project • Strong project branding
• Possible rolling calendar of briefings, site visits &
conference speaking
• Regular stakeholder engagement
• Engaging materials
52 | Bring Back the Fish MER plan 2020 – 2022
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