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Key indicators we propose to use to assess progress

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Key indicators we propose to use to assess progress

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Outcomes related to protected and special landscapes

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Outcomes related to protected and special landscapes

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Appropriate ( amount & timescale) funding for NIPAN

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NIPAN is recognised as a specialist source of information and advice on landscape management policy and practice

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Effective  development and secretarial support from NI Environment Link

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Number and type  of engagements by NIPAN with policy makers

Number of NIPAN policy consultation responses/position statements developed

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Membership, roles & responsibilities defined

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Our special and protected landscapes in Northern Ireland are better protected and are places

Where nature is recovering, and which have improved biodiversity

That make more of a contribution to mitigating and adapting to climate change

That engage and make a greater contribution to peoples' and communities’ health and wellbeing

That contribute to a strong and sustainable economy

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There is greater public awareness of, support for and action to  protect of special landscapes in NI

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More people  engage with and use our valued landscapes more responsibly and with greater care

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There is greater government awareness, understanding and support for the conservation, protection, management and enjoyment of Northern Ireland’s valued landscapes

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There is improved policy and legislation for the management of special landscapes

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Better and more sustainable funding for landscape management

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More and better connections between NIPAN and landscape management bodies across UK, Ireland and elsewhere:

National Association of AONBs

National Landscape Partnership Wales

Europarc

Association for Protection of Rural Scotland

Others

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NIPAN is a more collaborative network speaking with a single voice on key landscape issues

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NIPAN is more active in and contributes to a stronger ENGO sector in NI

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NIPAN is recognised as a specialist source of information and advice on landscape management policy and practice

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Annual schedule of meetings & a conference

Annual programme of shared learning & training

Annual review and plan of actions to develop the network including members, sources & sustainability of funding

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A practical plan for sharing and collaboration on mission related activity in and about special landscapes

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Delivery of joint practical projects covering habitat management and other landscape maintenance and development needs

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A marketing, communications and public affairs strategy and action plan

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Developing joint policy positions on landscape management including potentially- a collective agreed 5 year  policy + plan for special landscapes

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An active and engaged membership

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Good governance under the Northern Ireland Protected Areas Network agreed MOU

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An audit of knowledge, skills and support needs across the membership

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Development of an online private networking and sharing space for NIPAN members

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Development and securing funding and resources for joint practical habitat management and other projects drawing on members specialist expertise as possible

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Review and agreement on NI wide key targets for special landscapes in context of biodiversity and climate challenges

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More and better engagement with senior NIEA staff and other key contacts in ENGO/outdoor recreation sector

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There is greater public awareness of, support for and action to  protect of special landscapes in NI

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More people  engage with and use our valued landscapes more responsibly and with greater care

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"Could the first question in the new NI environmental engagement index be used as a proxy for this? https://eei.liveherelovehere.app/downloads/eei_omnibus_report_2021.pdf

Could there be a new question in the NISRA Continuous Household survey

https://www.nisra.gov.uk/sites/nisra.gov.uk/files/publications/Continuous%20Household%20Survey%20questionnaire%202021-22.pdf

Might NIPAN commission its own robust annual survey with a small number of key questions?

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Better landscapes for nature and people in Northern Ireland

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Recognition and support from other key stakeholders - ENGOs, DAERA, NIEA and other relevant bodies

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There is improved policy and legislation for the management of special landscapes

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A new strategy or policy on landscapes is developed.

NIPAN and its members are actively involved in its development.

Indicators for participation including internal indicators for network activity on this topic and external indicators around network engagement with key officials, marketing , communication and public affairs work.

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Working together and with others to deliver effective landscape management policy and practice in Northern Ireland for the benefit of nature and people