AUSTRALIA · TENDER

Regional Drought Resilience Planning

Gwydir Shire and Inverell Shire Councils require an independent consultant to develop a Regional Drought Resilience Plan. Plans Will: • Increase understanding of the region’s current and future drought resilience; including consideration of the region’s unique economic, environmental and social characteristics. • Identify actions, pathways and opportunities…

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Key facts

Buyer
Gwydir Shire Council
Buyer address
33 Maitland St, Bingara, New South Wales 2404, Australia
Status
Closed
Opened
13 Mar 2022
Closed
06 Apr 2022
Decision
26 Apr 2022
Categories
Architecture, Design, Planning, Environmental & Heritage Services

Summary and scope

Gwydir Shire and Inverell Shire Councils require an independent consultant to develop a Regional Drought Resilience Plan. Plans Will: • Increase understanding of the region’s current and future drought resilience; including consideration of the region’s unique economic, environmental and social characteristics. • Identify actions, pathways and opportunities to improve drought resilience, mitigate risks and adapt to change; including identifying and scoping additional detailed technical studies. • Placing communities in a stronger position to implement strategic actions and take advantage of opportunities as they arise. • Informing and supporting future Commonwealth, state and territory government, local government and private sector investment. • Enabling regions to identify and articulate drought resilience knowledge and data about the impact of drought on the region. • Leveraging and building upon on existing strategic planning at the state, local, regional and issue-specific planning. • Forming stronger connections and relationships between and within regions. • Supporting communities to consider the incremental, transitional and transformational opportunities needed to strengthen drought resilience and encourage innovative initiatives at the regional level. • Facilitating increased community understanding of their drought resilience including by encourage communities to share their learnings with each other. • Encouraging improved natural resource management capability through planning. Please refer to attached documentation for further details.

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