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2015-01-12 General Committee Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 7 Pest Management Plan 2015-2019

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The framework for implementing the PMP

Desired outcomes and objectives guides the implementation of the pest management action
plan in Figure 2.

Figure 2: Implementation Plan Framework



                                              Objectives
                                                                                Action
    Desired Outcomes
                                     1. Management coordination                  Plan
                                     2. Education &
                                        communication
                                     3. Improved capacity
                                     4. Compliance
                                     5. Research
                                     6. Priorities
                                     7. Information systems


The Strategic Action Plan reflects the cooperative management of weeds and pest animals
and includes actions to be undertaken by all stakeholders.

The Strategic Action Plan highlights priorities within a four year implementation timeframe.
Each action identifies stakeholder/s responsible for delivering actions, set timeframes and
indicators of success against which the Plan will be evaluated. The majority of the actions
identified in the plan are underway as part of existing duties and/or project.

Funding/resources

The majority of actions highlighted within the Plan may be carried out as part of existing
programs and projects and through the very active community volunteer work. However it
should be noted that to enhance current programs/activities further funding may be required.
Funding for pest management actions can sought through programs such Caring for our
Country – an Australian Government initiative that funds environmental management
activities. Noosa Council has Community Grants and Partnerships Programs for non for
profit organisations. In addition funding is allocated by Noosa Council for specific pest
management projects.




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