AHCBUS612Review land management plans and strategies

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37 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Determine mechanisms and criteria for reviewing land use, land management plans and strategies

  • 1.1Establish clear reasons for reviewing land use, land management plans and strategies
  • 1.2Analyse data to determine internal policy and procedures that impact on land use, land management plans and strategies
  • 1.3Interpret trends to identify changes occurring in land use, land management plans and strategies, beyond normal variations
  • 1.4Regularly review industry information to establish the need for reviewing land use, land management plans, and strategies within the organisation
  • 1.5Determine realistic timeframes for review process

2 Analyse existing land use, land management plans and strategies

  • 2.1Assess trends and threats against the objectives of the land use land management plans and strategies
  • 2.2Identify and assess existing management plans and strategies relevant to the issue under consideration, for effectiveness, relevance, and impact on resource management
  • 2.3Analyse land use, land management plans and strategies, taking account of the relevant historical, social, cultural, political, ecological, biodiversity and economic contexts in which they apply
  • 2.4Identify and prioritise gaps in management plans and strategies
  • 2.5Consult with stakeholders to ensure support for potential changes in land management plans
  • 2.6Identify and resolve problems taking into consideration the views of stakeholders

3 Modify land use and management plans and strategies

  • 3.1Evaluate feedback from stakeholders on existing land use, land management plans and strategies
  • 3.2Prepare modified land management plans and strategies covering revised outcomes, in a standardised format
  • 3.3Ensure modified land use and management plans and strategies comply with relevant legislation
  • 3.4Incorporate outcomes of the consultative process in amended land use and management plans and strategies, and seek agreement from stakeholders where appropriate
  • 3.5Ensure revised land management plans are consistent with the overall business plan and adjust as required

4 Implement modified land use and management plans and strategies

  • 4.1Modify operational processes to obtain additional key data and monitor changes to conservation strategies and plans
  • 4.2Provide education and training to employees to ensure effective implementation
  • 4.3Provide education and training to stakeholders to promote implementation
  • 4.4Implement modifications in a timely manner to reflect the need for changes confirmed through the review process

Performance evidence

  • established clear criteria for reviewing land usage, land management plans and strategies
  • analysed existing land usage, land management plans and strategies
  • modified land management plans and strategies to match required outcomes
  • implemented modified land management plans and strategies
  • monitored land management plans to ensure required outcomes are achieved

Knowledge evidence

  • ecosystems including the interrelationship of geophysical, hydrological, biological and meteorological factors
  • effects of climate change on the environment and on soil
  • advantages of improved biodiversity above and below ground
  • common land management practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including: crop stubble retention, no till cropping, mulching, improved water management, use of organic fertilisers, composting, protecting vegetation from stock grazing, reducing emissions from cattle and dairy cows through controlled grazing
  • monitoring parameters and techniques utilised in biological monitoring
  • threats, both natural and from human activity, to places of natural significance
  • international, national and local standards and codes of practice for land management
  • land management assessment and monitoring processes
  • scientific processes for evaluating land management
  • general understanding of a range of cultural issues

Foundation skills

  • Writing: Develop management plans using clear and concise language
  • Oral communication: Interact effectively with stakeholders when views differ

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