legal and governance support to develop contractual and governance arrangements around Indigenous carbon businesses. Key performance indicators 2013–14 results Biodiversity Fund Programme rounds have The following three funding rounds were completed: been implemented to support Biodiversity Fund Round Two the aims of the Biodiversity Fund. Northern Australia Targeted Investment Investing in Tasmania’s Native Forests. Establishing, restoring and/or A total of 22 major projects were supported to achieve the protecting biodiverse carbon objectives. stores by: All of these projects support at least one of the objectives. supporting revegetation 32% of projects have elements supporting revegetation. managing and protecting 32% of projects have elements supporting the management existing biodiverse carbon and protection of existing biodiverse carbon stores in high stores in high conservation value areas. conservation value areas 50% of projects have elements supporting actions that supporting actions that prevent the spread of invasive species across connected prevent the spread of landscapes. invasive species across connected landscapes. Initial environmental achievement data will be reported in the 2015–16 Annual Report. Project proponents have Data collection has commenced as per agreed commenced data collection, methodologies. Public reporting of this data will in the as per agreed methodologies, 2015–16 Annual Report. which has been used to publicly report on programme progress. Stream 1 of the Regional Natural Resource Management Planning for Climate Change Fund Principles for the Regional The principles were developed in consultation with Natural Resource stakeholders and were included in the grant guidelines Management (NRM) Planning released in December 2012. for Climate Change Fund developed to guide the
legal and governance support to develop contractual and governance arrangements around Indigenous carbon businesses. Key performance indicators 2013–14 results Biodiversity Fund Programme rounds have been implemented to support the aims of the Biodiversity Fund. The following three funding rounds were completed: Biodiversity Fund Round Two Northern Australia Targeted Investment Investing in Tasmania’s Native Forests. Establishing, restoring and/or protecting biodiverse carbon stores by: supporting revegetation managing and protecting existing biodiverse carbon stores in high conservation value areas supporting actions that prevent the spread of invasive species across connected landscapes. A total of 22 major projects were supported to achieve the objectives. All of these projects support at least one of the objectives. 32% of projects have elements supporting revegetation. 32% of projects have elements supporting the management and protection of existing biodiverse carbon stores in high conservation value areas. 50% of projects have elements supporting actions that prevent the spread of invasive species across connected landscapes. Initial environmental achievement data will be reported in the 2015–16 Annual Report. Project proponents have commenced data collection, as per agreed methodologies, which has been used to publicly report on programme progress. Data collection has commenced as per agreed methodologies. Public reporting of this data will in the 2015–16 Annual Report. Stream 1 of the Regional Natural Resource Management Planning for Climate Change Fund Principles for the Regional Natural Resource Management (NRM) Planning for Climate Change Fund developed to guide the The principles were developed in consultation with stakeholders and were included in the grant guidelines released in December 2012.
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