Private review · 10 September revision · Includes proposed proponent services

Where to start

Start with the work
you need carried forward.

Choose the situation closest to yours. The assignment can be focused or continuing.

Monitoring programs

Establish a program your Nation can use.

A project needs monitoring. Having people available is only part of the job. Someone must organize the assignments, preparation, review and reporting.

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Implementation

Carry agreements into assigned work.

A signed agreement creates work across different people and organizations. Without active follow-up, a commitment can stay in the minutes while the project moves on.

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Decision briefs

Prepare your response with the relevant history in view.

A meeting with government or a proponent is approaching. The latest report may not address an earlier request or commitment. Staff need to know before preparing their response.

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Funding proposals

Prepare a proposal that explains the work and its cost.

Your team knows what it wants to accomplish. The application needs eligible activities, costs, responsibilities and results that fit together—and someone to prepare them.

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Training and handover

Help people practise the work they will do.

A new program or staff transition can leave people with instructions but little practice. They need to understand their tasks, know where questions go and be ready to continue the work.

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Environmental evidence

Bring environmental findings back to the concern.

Field observations, technical reports and specialist responses may arrive separately. Your team needs to understand whether the concern has been addressed and what follow-up is still needed.

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Start with one piece of work

A program to establish?
A response to prepare?
A commitment to carry through?

Tell us the situation and what needs to happen next. We will identify the work we could take on, then agree the scope, price and timing.

Discuss your program or project