Activity Work Plan. The Activity Work Plan will be negotiated between you and us from time to time as agreed by both parties during the life of the Agreement. Using our Activity Work Plan template it will specify the Activity details, deliverable, timeframes for delivery and measures of achievement. It may include a budget or other administrative controls intended to help manage activity risks. Once the Activity Work Plan has been agreed by both parties it will form part of the agreement.
Activity Work Plan. The Grantee must submit a completed Activity Work Plan on the template provided with the Grant Agreement. An Activity Work Plan will be used to outline the specific grant requirements. The Activity Work Plan documents planned deliverables, milestones and outputs for the funded project. The Activity Work Plan will correspond with the activities outlined in the Grantee’s grant application for the program. Performance Indicators The Activity will be measured against the following Performance Indicator/s: Performance Indicator Description Measure Activities are completed according to scope, quality, timeframes and budget defined in the Activity Work Plan. Other monitoring, evaluation and assurance activities, including performance expectations, will be outlined in the Monitoring Evaluation and Assurance Framework. The Commonwealth and Grantee agree that the Activity Work Plan has been completed as specified or, in case of divergence, to a satisfactory standard. Service Area Information The Activity will service by the following business in the service area: Organisation Name Service Area
Activity Work Plan. The detailed deliverables and activities the Grantee will undertake to fulfil this Activity must be provided as part of the Grantee’s Activity Work Plan, to be developed in consultation with, and provided to the Department as specified in Item E. Once mutually agreed the Activity Work Plan will form part of the Agreement. The Grantee is required to report against any performance measures set out in the Activity Work Plan within 30 days of the reporting period ceasing. The intended outcomes of the Activity are: improve the health of blue carbon ecosystems, thereby enhancing biodiversity, climate and livelihood benefits improve understanding of the flow of ecosystem services and benefits of blue carbon ecosystem restoration and assist in building knowledge and expertise in restoration activities and EEA generate restoration case studies to demonstrate the importance of coastal wetland conservation and restoration contribute to a wider ‘Community of Practice’ for blue carbon wetland ecosystem restoration and project level environmental–economic accounting.
Activity Work Plan. An Activity Work Plan setting out the description, objective/s, activity/ies, location/s, partners, team members, participants, timeframes and budget for the project will be negotiated between the Grantee and the Department. The Activity Work Plan will be consistent with the Activity proposed to be undertaken in the Grantee’s grant application, taking into account any conditions of funding. It must be agreed by the Department before work or expenditure on delivering against the Activity Work Plan is commenced. The Activity Work Plan will be negotiated between you and us from time to time as agreed by both parties during the life of the Agreement. An Activity Work Plan template will be provided. Once the Activity Work Plan has been agreed by both parties it will form part of the Agreement.
Activity Work Plan. The detailed deliverables and activities the Grantee will undertake to fulfil this Activity must be provided as part of the Grantee’s Activity Work Plan, to be developed in consultation with, and provided to the Department as specified in Item E. Once mutually agreed the Activity Work Plan will form part of the Agreement. The Grantee is required to report against any performance measures set out in the Activity Work Plan within 30 days of the reporting period ceasing. The intended outcomes of the Activity are: improve the health of blue carbon ecosystems, thereby enhancing biodiversity, climate and livelihood benefits improve understanding of the flow of ecosystem services and benefits of blue carbon ecosystem restoration and assist in building knowledge and expertise in restoration activities and EEA generate restoration case studies to demonstrate the importance of coastal wetland conservation and restoration contribute to a wider ‘Community of Practice’ for blue carbon wetland ecosystem restoration and project level environmental–economic accounting. Use of the Grant The Grantee agrees to use the Grant in accordance with the budget set out in the Activity Work Plan. The Grant must not be used for the following activities (whether or not these activities form part of the Activity): mangrove afforestation of eroded shorelines or parts of the intertidal zones where coastal wetlands previously didn’t exist because of coastal processes. This includes planting mangrove propagules in lower intertidal mudflats which are too low in the tidal frame for mangroves to grow and which may displace other valuable habitats (for example, intertidal mudflats) costs of purchasing, leasing, depreciation of, or development of land cost of fencing that is for the primary purpose of stock management or standard boundary fencing where it is a landholder’s normal responsibility planting of species that are known to be, or have the potential to become, an agricultural or environmental weed (which may include some native Australian species when planted out of region – please refer to relevant State or Territory Government for further information about weeds in the relevant area) revegetation activities using species which are not native to the area activities that will have a negative impact on ecosystems outside the project boundaries costs for activities that are unlawful or the legislative and/or regulatory responsibility of others, such as managing or controlling certain weeds...
Activity Work Plan. None Specified
Activity Work Plan. The Grantee agrees that its performance will be measured against the attached Activity Work Plan.
Activity Work Plan. 2.12.1 Your Organisation must develop, maintain and update an Activity Work Plan for the Block Funded Activities and an Activity Work Plan for the ISP Activities.
Activity Work Plan. Attachment B The Activity Work Plan has been completed based on information from the Application for Funding and the contact person/consultant listed in the application. It reflects a time line when the subgrant activities that are included in the Program Budget will be completed and when funds will be requested from DEO. If any changes are needed to the Activity Work Plan, contact your grant manager. The Department reserves the right to reject any proposed work plans that fail to demonstrate an orderly progression of activities over the term of the Agreement.
