APGN Operat Plan 2010 prpsl Aust.doc
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ASIA PACIFIC GREENS NETWORK FIVE YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN
PART B: OPERATIONAL PLAN 2010
Proposal by the Australian Greens
APGN 2010 Congress, Taipei, 30 April – 2 May 2010
This document is Part B of an Australian Greens’ Five Year Strategic Plan
Proposal for the APGN 2010 Congress. It explains the use of operational
plans and aims at putting into action the Five Year Strategic Plan, Part A of
the Australian Greens’ Proposal, contained in a separate document entitled
Asia Pacific Greens Network Five Year Strategic Plan. Part A. Strategic Plan
2010-2015.
Operational plans describe activities planned for each year. They identify the
person or group responsible to ensure that each activity is carried out.
A Coordinating Group is needed to make sure this happens. This Group will
be set up by the APGN restructure that will be considered at the Taipei
Congress.
[A 2010 Operational Plan will be finalised at the APGN 2010 Congress in Taipei. The details
to be included will be decided at that Congress. We will need to agree on the objectives and
strategies, decide on priorities for action, and identify individuals or groups able and willing to
take on each item.
Below is a sample 2010 Operational Plan showing how the actions could be set out.
Following this sample is a list of alternative actions that could be included in the final 2010
Operational Plan. Others could be considered in the following years. Please bring up further
ideas and actions at the APGN 2010 Congress.
Each year’s operational plan should list at the end of the year both a review of progress that
year and finalisation of the next year’s operational plan.]
Sample Annual Operational Plan – 2010
[Activities to be added, removed and prioritized according to decisions at the Taipei
conference.]
Other activities for possible inclusion into the 2010 Operational Plan
• Develop a calendar of international events and conferences that
members may wish to participate in and/or campaign at for Green issues
• Inter-country visits where possible – groups visit each other
• Support new and ongoing Asia-Pacific wide campaigns as required by
member groups
• Conduct fundraising for APGN wide capacity building
• Identify other capacity building mechanisms and projects for existing
member groups
• Promote and implement resolutions from Taipei
Other activities for possible inclusion into the 2011 and 2012 Operational
Plans
• Establish an Electoral Reform Resource Group
• Involve APGN in planning and agenda setting for the next Global Greens
Conference in 2012 or 2013
• Conduct a three-week study tour of Australia by other Greens
representatives to observe Australian election campaigning activities
[Using Australian Government grant]
2/04/10 6:26 PM
1
ASIA PACIFIC GREENS NETWORK FIVE YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN
PART B: OPERATIONAL PLAN 2010
Proposal by the Australian Greens
APGN 2010 Congress, Taipei, 30 April – 2 May 2010
This document is Part B of an Australian Greens’ Five Year Strategic Plan
Proposal for the APGN 2010 Congress. It explains the use of operational
plans and aims at putting into action the Five Year Strategic Plan, Part A of
the Australian Greens’ Proposal, contained in a separate document entitled
Asia Pacific Greens Network Five Year Strategic Plan. Part A. Strategic Plan
2010-2015.
Operational plans describe activities planned for each year. They identify the
person or group responsible to ensure that each activity is carried out.
A Coordinating Group is needed to make sure this happens. This Group will
be set up by the APGN restructure that will be considered at the Taipei
Congress.
[A 2010 Operational Plan will be finalised at the APGN 2010 Congress in Taipei. The details
to be included will be decided at that Congress. We will need to agree on the objectives and
strategies, decide on priorities for action, and identify individuals or groups able and willing to
take on each item.
Below is a sample 2010 Operational Plan showing how the actions could be set out.
Following this sample is a list of alternative actions that could be included in the final 2010
Operational Plan. Others could be considered in the following years. Please bring up further
ideas and actions at the APGN 2010 Congress.
Each year’s operational plan should list at the end of the year both a review of progress that
year and finalisation of the next year’s operational plan.]
Sample Annual Operational Plan – 2010
[Activities to be added, removed and prioritized according to decisions at the Taipei
conference.]
| ACTIVITY RESPONSIBLE |
PERSON OR GROUP |
TIME FRAME |
| Establish and maintain communication mechanisms for information sharing between APGN groups, including a web presence |
To be determined at the APGN 2010 Congress. |
Ongoing |
| Expand and support APGN membership base; Identify and mobilise nascent groups and introduce Global Greens Charter to them for their consideration |
To be determined at the APGN 2010 Congress. |
// |
| Coordinate a region-wide campaign on climate change whereby participating members will: 1. Effectively lobby their national government to actively support international agreements 2. Organise actions at the community level to increase awareness of the imminent consequences of climate change, and to promote mitigation and adaptation to it 3. Promote regional collaboration |
// | // |
| Conduct a collaborative research project on electoral systems in all APGN countries, with a view to promoting systems more conducive to electing Greens to public office |
// | May-Dec 2010 |
| Establish a functioning Asia-Pacific Youth Green Network (APYGN) |
// | May-July 2010 |
| Investigate options and set up procedures for achieving gender inclusiveness in the APGN and APGN groups |
All APGN groups & to be determined at the APGN 2010 Congress |
Apr-Nov 2010 |
| Review and evaluate chievements after 1 year and revise 2011 operational plan |
be determined at the APGN 2010 Congress |
Feb-April 2011 |
Other activities for possible inclusion into the 2010 Operational Plan
• Develop a calendar of international events and conferences that
members may wish to participate in and/or campaign at for Green issues
• Inter-country visits where possible – groups visit each other
• Support new and ongoing Asia-Pacific wide campaigns as required by
member groups
• Conduct fundraising for APGN wide capacity building
• Identify other capacity building mechanisms and projects for existing
member groups
• Promote and implement resolutions from Taipei
Other activities for possible inclusion into the 2011 and 2012 Operational
Plans
• Establish an Electoral Reform Resource Group
• Involve APGN in planning and agenda setting for the next Global Greens
Conference in 2012 or 2013
• Conduct a three-week study tour of Australia by other Greens
representatives to observe Australian election campaigning activities
[Using Australian Government grant]
