Day Day 1: Thursday Day 2: Monday Day 3: Tuesday Day 4: Tuesday Day 5: Wednesday Day 6: Tuesday 26 October 30 October 31 October 14 November 15 November 21 November Workshop Traditional Owners Workshop 1A: Workshop 2A: Workshop 3A: Workshop 4A: Workshop 5A: details and Aboriginal Topic: Introduction and Topic: BRP Process Topic: Engagement and Topic: Champions, Topic: Monitoring, Victorians Workshop Principles Participation Advocates and Capacity Evaluation and Objectives: Objectives: ‘Pledging’ Objectives: Objectives: Objectives: To explore broad To introduce the BRP Objectives: To introduce the BRP collaboration and To present a map of the To identify opportunities rationale and partnership opportunities rationale and BRP areas (based on to establish a network of To agree on monitoring background background criteria agreed in BRP champions and and evaluation criteria To discuss opportunities To obtain feedback workshop session 2) advocates for the BRP process for strengthening To present the principles on current planning partnerships (including To explore opportunities To identify gaps in of BRP To explore and agree and collaboration with Traditional Owners) for the engagement and capacity to successfully on the ‘pledging’ To present the role of practice active participation of deliver BRP process for partners and To map existing BRP Traditional Owners in To provide into stakeholders stakeholders processes and resources BRP the principles of BRP To design a broader To explore opportunities To present the To provide input into community engagement for BRP processes elements of criteria for geographic approach for BRP including approach, BRP regions and projects timing, membership and To obtain feedback on To discuss obligations key performance current practice of successful projects indicators To explore monitoring and partners and evaluation criteria and approach Workshop 1B: Workshop 2B: Workshop 3B: Workshop 4B: Workshop 5B: Topic: Topic: Topic: Topic: Establishing Participation and Project Criteria Testing the Finalising the Geographic Areas Decision Making Approach Co-design Process Objectives: Objectives: Objectives: Objectives: Objectives: To explore criteria for To agree on the criteria To explore the prioritising BRP projects To test and futureproof To present and confirm to establish the BRP participatory intent of the the BRP process the outcomes of the To discuss the areas BRP process including process obligations of successful To on key delivery roles, responsibilities and projects and partners and reporting To agree on next steps terms of reference requirements for BRP and timelines in the To identify the Biodiversity Response mechanisms for strategic Planning process decision-making Figure 1. BRP Co-design Workshop Program
Day Day 1: Thursday 26 October Day 2: Monday 30 October Day 3: Tuesday 31 October Day 4: Tuesday 14 November Day 5: Wednesday 15 November Day 6: Tuesday 21 November Workshop details Traditional Owners and Aboriginal Victorians Workshop Objectives: To introduce the BRP rationale and background To obtain feedback on current planning and collaboration practice To provide into the principles of BRP To provide input into criteria for geographic regions and projects To discuss obligations of successful projects and partners Workshop 1A: Topic: Introduction and Principles Objectives: To introduce the BRP rationale and background To present the principles of BRP To present the role of Traditional Owners in BRP To present the elements of BRP To obtain feedback on current practice To explore monitoring and evaluation criteria and approach Workshop 2A: Topic: BRP Process Objectives: To explore broad collaboration and partnership opportunities To discuss opportunities for strengthening partnerships (including with Traditional Owners) To map existing BRP processes and resources To explore opportunities for BRP processes including approach, timing, membership and key performance indicators Workshop 3A: Topic: Engagement and Participation Objectives: To present a map of the BRP areas (based on criteria agreed in workshop session 2) To explore opportunities for the engagement and active participation of stakeholders To design a broader community engagement approach for BRP Workshop 4A: Topic: Champions, Advocates and Capacity Objectives: To identify opportunities to establish a network of BRP champions and advocates To identify gaps in capacity to successfully deliver BRP Workshop 5A: Topic: Monitoring, Evaluation and ‘Pledging’ Objectives: To agree on monitoring and evaluation criteria for the BRP process To explore and agree on the ‘pledging’ process for partners and stakeholders Workshop 1B: Topic: Establishing Geographic Areas Objectives: To agree on the criteria to establish the BRP areas Workshop 2B: Topic: Participation and Decision Making Objectives: To explore the participatory intent of the BRP process including roles, responsibilities and terms of reference To identify the mechanisms for strategic decision-making Workshop 3B: Topic: Project Criteria Objectives: To explore criteria for prioritising BRP projects To discuss the obligations of successful projects and partners Workshop 4B: Testing the Approach Objectives: To test and futureproof the BRP process To on key delivery and reporting requirements for BRP Workshop 5B: Topic: Finalising the Co-design Process Objectives: To present and confirm the outcomes of the process To agree on next steps and timelines in the Biodiversity Response Planning process Figure 1. BRP Co-design Workshop Program