Unit 11: Project Design and Management
We now begin the student-led project stage. In this unit, students learn about project planning, a model of project development and what stakeholders are, how they fit together and how they can benefit the project. Students then narrow down what their project will be, and start concrete project planning, taking into account what they are trying to achieve, how they will achieve it, which stakeholders they need to engage, and what resources they will need.
Environment Victoria's campaign highlights for the year
yep, there's a few...
It's never easy securing environmental victories, but we reckon we’ve had a pretty good year on the campaign trail. While we’re still not taking the critical big steps forward to reduce emissions, save our rivers and protect our biodiversity, we did manage to secure a few important victories this year.
Published: Wed, 16/12/2009 - 14:48 by Mark
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- Make changes at home
- Influence a business
- Bring people together
- Change the system
- Diverse Ecosystems
- Water and Healthy rivers
- Safe climate
- Smart stuff-less waste
- Sustainable lifestyles
- Act
- Give
- Learn
- Share
- 2010 election
- Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
- Coal is for dinosaurs
- Community action plan
- Families go green
- Gippsland sustainable water strategy
- Go Yarra Flow
- Green Jobs
- Green town
- Halving our emissions
- Multicultural leaders in sustainability
- National DUMP and KEEP awards
- REBORN campaign
- River rescue and regional renewal
- Seniors eco-wise action
- Smart transport
- Sustainable production and consumption
- The Boomerang Alliance
- Walk Against Warming
- Water Futures
- WaterLinks
- Your Rivers
- Youth eco-challenge
- Melbourne
- North-east Victoria
- South-east Victoria
- West Victoria
- North-west Victoria
- South-west Victoria
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Green up this festive season
and feel warm and fuzzy
We kicked off this festive season with a call to step out for the Walk Against Warming. And you brilliant people responded in droves - making it one of the biggest protests ever anywhere. So here’s a big thanks to you Victoria! Three cheers: hip-pip horray, hip-pip horray, hip-pip horray!
Oh why not, let’s throw in a big squeeze hug too, you deserve it.
Published: Wed, 16/12/2009 - 13:53 by Sarah
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After a few years at the helm of the Sustainable Living Program I’m moving on...
Let's reflect on our team's acheivements
While our programs aren’t out there always grabbing the headlines, we’ve achieved some amazing things, seeing some real change in the way communities interpret and impact our environment.
Published: Wed, 16/12/2009 - 09:35 by annette.salkeld
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