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2019-06-11 P&E Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 2 - Environment Strategy Implementation Plan
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This document forms part of the Environment Strategy. It Council has a number of roles in the implementation of the
provides a clear commitment and set of implementation Noosa Environment Strategy:
actions for delivering the planning and policy outcomes of
»» Partner– developing formal and informal
the strategy.
relationships and alliances and working with
The Implementation Plan establishes an integrated and others to achieve common goals
targeted approach to delivery through identifying: »» Provider – offering a range of services, support,
infrastructure and facilities to individuals and
• a planning framework to support implementation groups
• a monitoring, evaluation and reporting framework on »» Planner – proactively planning for services and
the progress and success of the strategy infrastructure, which respond to current and future
• significant implementation actions for the first 3 years needs and requirements
of the Strategy. »» Advocate– raising the awareness of State and
Federal governments and other stakeholders of
The plan identifies how Council seeks to contribute to
the issues and needs of residents and businesses,
achieving the outcomes and targets in the strategy, as
as well as initiating or supporting campaigns and
well as opportunities for others to partner with Council in
programs for positive change
achieving excellence in environmental management and
sustainability. »» Regulator – providing governance and regulatory
controls such as local laws and health and
The Implementation Plan recognises that everyone in the planning controls
community has a shared responsibility as stewards of the »» Educator - raising community awareness and
environment and that there are benefits in utilising the promoting behavioural change
collective knowledge and skills available through productive
»» Leader – leading by example through adopting
and enduring partnerships. This includes partnerships
best practice and taking up new technologies and
with community groups, traditional owners (Kabi Kabi),
techniques
universities, research institutes, other management
agencies, and environmental organisations. »» Researcher – undertaking the collection, analysis
and dissemination of quantitative and qualitative
The Environment Strategy is expected to be a 10 year data to inform evidence-based planning, priority
document, with annual progress reporting throughout that setting, decision-making and evaluation
time. The strategy and plan will be reviewed periodically to »» Funder – providing grants, funding and/
retain their currency and relevance. or subsidies to local groups and agencies to
research, undertake project and/or progress and
develop services, programs and infrastructure for
individuals and groups.
»» Enabler – supporting and encouraging the
community to make positive change and take
action
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