Number of Whole of Country Plans published, Victoria, 2017-18 to 2021-22

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Data for 2017-18 contains all whole of country plans published before 2018 (a) Whole of Country Plans include a long-term vision with goals and priorities, principles of engagement and measures of success. This type of plan stays at a high level so it is relevant for 10 to 30 years. It relies on sub-plans to include the operational level actions so the Country Plan itself stays relevant for longer. (b) These Whole of Country Plans are developed using methodologies drawn from the Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation. This type of plan includes most of the content in an overarching Whole of Country Plan, but also includes an operational level of detail on NRM actions and therefore requires more frequent review (c) This type of Plan plays the role of a Country Plan but with a shared vision between the partnership organisation and the TOC and incorporates partners goals. (d) An example is Sea country planning, which aims to help Indigenous people negotiate with other marine managers and users to develop policies and institutional arrangements that are respectful of Indigenous peoples’ rights, interests and responsibilities in sea country. These Plans have been developed under the Australia’s Ocean Policy Note: Funding sources for the development of Country Plans have been project based and varied, including federal government grants, state government grants and philanthropic grants.

Source: Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations (FVTOC).Get the dataCreated with Datawrapper