measurement systems and report. The accounting environmental accounts that approach is applicable to all are consistent with other parts of the coast. international systems and which: (a) establish standards for reporting on the condition and value (environmental, social, cultural and economic) of coastal and marine assets and for identifying and explaining changes over time (b) ensure cost-benefit analysis of coastal use and development proposals include environmental values. 1.3 Wetlands and estuaries 2 Incorporate within Regional 40 RCBs DELWP, RCPs refer to particular Coastal Plans information PV, CMAs, estuaries & wetlands; but about wetlands and estuaries LGs without detail. These values including: are addressed in the Victorian (a) significant environmental, Waterway Strategy. social, cultural and economic values. 1.4 Onshore Environments 1 Identify and address coastal 42 DELWP RCBs, PV, c) DELWP Coastal Climate of ecological significance CoMs Change Risk Assessments that are vulnerable to the addressed this, completed in impacts of a changing climate 2015, and signed off by by: Secretary DELWP. Information (c) considering these areas has been presented to PV, VCC, when developing a state CCB and DELWP regions to coastal risk plan. enable them to work with land managers to better manage risk. 2 Develop decision-making 42 DELWP CMAs. DELWP and Corangamite CMA tools and market based CoMs, TFN ran a coastal tender program instruments, such as a coastal from 2012 to 2015. Native tender program to protect vegetation offsets are existing habitats and to happening now. establish habitat linkages across private land and between Crown land and
measurement systems and environmental accounts that are consistent with international systems and which: (a) establish standards for reporting on the condition and value (environmental, social, cultural and economic) of coastal and marine assets and for identifying and explaining changes over time (b) ensure cost-benefit analysis of coastal use and development proposals include environmental values. report. The accounting approach is applicable to all other parts of the coast. 1.3 Wetlands and estuaries 2 Incorporate within Regional Coastal Plans information about wetlands and estuaries including: (a) significant environmental, social, cultural and economic values. 40 RCBs DELWP, PV, CMAs, LGs RCPs refer to particular estuaries & wetlands; but without detail. These values are addressed in the Victorian Waterway Strategy. 1.4 Onshore Environments 1 Identify and address coastal of ecological significance that are vulnerable to the impacts of a changing climate by: (c) considering these areas when developing a state coastal risk plan. 42 DELWP RCBs, PV, CoMs c) DELWP Coastal Climate Change Risk Assessments addressed this, completed in 2015, and signed off by Secretary DELWP. Information has been presented to PV, VCC, CCB and DELWP regions to enable them to work with land managers to better manage risk. 2 Develop decision-making tools and market based instruments, such as a coastal tender program to protect existing habitats and to establish habitat linkages across private land and between Crown land and 42 DELWP CMAs. CoMs, TFN DELWP and Corangamite CMA ran a coastal tender program from 2012 to 2015. Native vegetation offsets are happening now.
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