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Meet the essential requirements of a monitoring program (Deficiencies…
Meet the essential requirements of a monitoring program
Partnership's needs from a monitoring program
Develop
monitoring findings (data and information) to answer three types of evaluation questions
Implementation
Did actions happen as expected? Were expected outputs produced?
(JLARC version) Are actions in the Action Agenda being implemented as proposed
?
Effectiveness
Did the expected results develop when actions were taken?
(JLARC version) Are the actions in Puget Sound having the intended effect?
Ecosystem condition
(status and trend)
Have intermediate and/or ultimate outcomes developed as expected?
Are outcomes more likely to occur given the actions and their results?
(JLARC version) Is the collection of efforts achieving Puget Sound recovery goals?
Share
monitoring findings to improve knowledge of recovery progress and recovery efforts
Use
monitoring findings and updated knowledge to adapt and improve recovery and protection efforts
should include
specific actions to address the deficiencies JLARC staff identified ..."
estimates of any costs or resource needs
Deficiencies JLARC Staff identified
Implementation monitoring includes only NTAs and is self-reported
A limited number of actions have been assessed for effectiveness, subject to availability of data from partners
Targets not set for all recovery goals
(Is this a monitoring deficiency?) The Action Agenda does not specify actions needed to meet recovery targets
Monitoring structure limits effectiveness
Clear governance structure
Accountability mechanisms in place
It is unclear to whom and for what PSEMP is accountable
Who has authority to make decisions
Types of decisions to be made
Sufficient capacity
Sufficient staff
Sharing staff contributes confusion
Sufficient funding
Partnership has leadership role
Partnership does not oversee decisions
Leadership by a manager or director
Easy access to credible information
No data repository to allow data sharing
Directly link scientific findings to management decisions
Lack of PSEMP engagement in recovery planning limits ability to integrate monitoring into planning decisions
Inclusive and comprehensive science
Unclear whether PSEMP reviews ongoing, systematic monitoring to identify and fill gaps and information needs
Transparency
No technical oversight committee
No public advisory process
Outline & Approach
Identify essential requirements of a monitoring program for the Puget Sound Partnership
Functions
Attributes
Identify and evaluate processes and structures to provide functions
and deliver attributes
Potential processes, structures, relationships
Criteria for evaluating processes and structures
Evaluation of processes and structures
Develop a business plan
Program description
What we do
What differentiates this Puget Sound monitoring program from other efforts
Who we serve
Puget Sound Partnership
Others
Services and products
Organization and management
Financial projections
Funding requests
Legislature
Other state sources
Other sources
Describe steps to transition from current to new program
Requests of Legislature
2018 Session
Supplemental budget request for SFY2019
Policy changes
2019 Session
2019-2021 budget request
Policy changes
Work of Partnership boards
Science Panel
Leadership Council
Ecosystem coordination board and salmon recovery council
Work of PSEMP
Work of Partnership staff
by December 2017, submit plan to detail how the Partnership will ...
to JLARC
to other appropriate committees of the legislature