Appendix 3: Key Performance Indicators for Program Outcomes Key performance indicators for the outcomes that the Melbourne Strategic Assessment expects to achieve Outcome Key Performance Indicator Data collection Data Responsibility Mapping undertaken between August and December Hectares making transitions between states undertaken every five years compared to previous reporting period Estimated of perennial herbs in all 20 X 20 plots in of native perennial herbs NTG states monitored in spring annually Estimated diversity of native perennial in all 20 x 20 m Diversity of native perennial herbs plots in NTG states monitored in spring annually The composition, structure and Department of Estimated cover of Kangaroo Grass in 20 x 20 plots in NTG Cover of Kangaroo Grass (Themeda triandra) function of Natural Environment, states monitored in spring annually NVIM Temperate Land, Water and Grassland Planning Estimated cover of native perennial grasses (excluding Cover of native perennial grasses (excluding improves Kangaroo Grass) in all 20 x 20m plots in NTG states Kangaroo Grass) monitored in spring annually. Per cent of plots that have bare ground cover Per cent of rapid monitoring plots in the target cover range between 25-75% monitored in pring annually Per cent of perennial vegetation which is composed of weeds in Per cent of all perennial vegetation comprised of permanent 20 x 20 m plots collected in spring annually compared to the weeds original per cent cover in that plot in the year of acquisition. Mapping undertaken between August and December Hectares making transitions between states undertaken five years compared to previous reporting The composition, period structure and Estimated cover of perennial herbs in all 20 X 20 m plots in Cover of native perennial herbs function of Grassy GEW states monitored in spring annually Eucalypt Woodland improves Estimated diversity of native perennial in all 20 x 20 m Diversity of native perennial herbs plots in GEW states monitored in spring annually
Appendix 3: Key Performance Indicators for Program Outcomes Key performance indicators for the outcomes that the Melbourne Strategic Assessment expects to achieve Outcome Key Performance Indicator Data collection Data Responsibility The composition, structure and function of Natural Temperate Grassland improves Hectares making transitions between states Mapping undertaken between August and December undertaken every five years compared to previous reporting period NVIM Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning of native perennial herbs Estimated of perennial herbs in all 20 X 20 plots in NTG states monitored in spring annually Diversity of native perennial herbs Estimated diversity of native perennial in all 20 x 20 m plots in NTG states monitored in spring annually Cover of Kangaroo Grass (Themeda triandra) Estimated cover of Kangaroo Grass in 20 x 20 plots in NTG states monitored in spring annually Cover of native perennial grasses (excluding Kangaroo Grass) Estimated cover of native perennial grasses (excluding Kangaroo Grass) in all 20 x 20m plots in NTG states monitored in spring annually. Per cent of plots that have bare ground cover between 25-75% Per cent of rapid monitoring plots in the target cover range monitored in pring annually Per cent of all perennial vegetation comprised of weeds Per cent of perennial vegetation which is composed of weeds in permanent 20 x 20 m plots collected in spring annually compared to the original per cent cover in that plot in the year of acquisition. The composition, structure and function of Grassy Eucalypt Woodland improves Hectares making transitions between states Mapping undertaken between August and December undertaken five years compared to previous reporting period Cover of native perennial herbs Estimated cover of perennial herbs in all 20 X 20 m plots in GEW states monitored in spring annually Diversity of native perennial herbs Estimated diversity of native perennial in all 20 x 20 m plots in GEW states monitored in spring annually
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