Everyone has responsibility to care for the native biodiversity of South Gippsland. The success of this plan will rely on the collective and individual actions of regional stakeholders who manage or own large areas of land, businesses, and individuals who live and work in the region as well as those who visit. An Implementation Committee for the South Gippsland BPP will be formed by regional stakeholders. Its role will be to oversee the delivery of the plan. The South Gippsland BPP sets ambitious targets. This will challenge the Implementation Committee and others in the region to contribute to its success.
Objectives, actions and measures
The table below sets out each objective in this Strategic Direction, the actions that will help achieve it and the measures of success after 10 years, as published in the plan.
| Objective | Action | Measure |
|---|---|---|
| Ensure a collaborative and coordinated approach | Formalise the South Gippsland BPP Implementation Committee to work with the aim of achieving the objectives and monitoring delivery of the plan. | South Gippsland BPP Implementation Committee established and successfully achieving the majority of the objectives of the plan. |
| Develop a Terms of Reference for the South Gippsland BPP Implementation Committee. | Terms of Reference in place and adhered to. | |
| Collaborate with stakeholders in adjoining regions and more widely as appropriate. | Projects in South Gippsland align with those in neighbouring areas. Knowledge and resource sharing with neighbouring stakeholders is active and ongoing. |