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Sharing Best Practices and Lessons Learned on Focused Investment Strategies The Focused Investment Partnerships (FIP) Program OWEB-SRFB Board Meeting June 26, 2018 Eric Hartstein, OWEB Senior Policy Coordinator Andrew Dutterer, OWEB

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Eric Hartstein, OWEB Senior Policy Coordinator Andrew Dutterer, OWEB Partnerships Coordinator

The Focused Investment Partnerships (FIP) Program OWEB-SRFB Board Meeting June 26, 2018

Sharing Best Practices and Lessons Learned on Focused Investment Strategies

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OWEB’s Long-Term Investment Strategy

  • Operating Capacity
  • Open Solicitation
  • Focused Investments
  • Monitoring
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OWEB 2017-2019 Spending Plan

Open Solicitation, 59.50% Focused Investments, 20.39% Operating Capacity, 16.84% Other, 3.28%

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OWEB Board FIP Priorities

  • Sagebrush/Sage-Steppe Habitat
  • Oregon Closed Lakes Basin Wetlands Habitat
  • Dry-Type Forest Habitat
  • Oak Woodland and Prairie Habitat
  • Coho Habitat and Populations Along the Oregon Coast
  • Aquatic Habitat for Native Fish Species
  • Coastal Estuaries in Oregon
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FIP Program Definition and Goals

“Focused Investment Partnership” means an OWEB investment that:

  • Addresses a Board-identified priority of significance

to the state,

  • Achieves clear and measurable ecological
  • utcomes,
  • Uses integrated and results-orientated approaches

as identified through a strategic action plan, and

  • Is implemented by a high performing partnership.
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Implementation FIP Program

“An initiative with an existing strategic action plan that is ready for implementation by a high-performing partnership for a period of up to 6 years and not exceeding $12 million.”

  • Strategic Action Plan
  • Initiative
  • Work Plan

Strategic Action Plan: Long-Term Conservation Strategy Initiative: Program within the SAP pursuing FIP funding Work Plan: Proposed activities for 6 years

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Development FIP Program

“An initiative with an existing partnership that is pursuing enhancement of that partnership, development of a strategic action plan and community engagement in support of the strategic action plan for a period of up to 3 years and not exceeding $150,000.”

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Map of FIPs and Priorities

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A Continuum of Partnership Types

Partnerships are networks of people and organizations working together to advance shared interests.

Information Networks Cooperating Partnership Coordinating Partnership Collaborating Partnership

More autonomous More interdependent

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Implementation Progress Monitoring

  • Results chain & theory of change
  • New strategic action plan guidance document
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Lessons Learned

  • All partnerships are unique
  • Partnership capacity and coordination
  • March 2018 FIP Gathering
  • Partnership Learning project & BEF Progress

Monitoring

  • OWEB as a partner
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Eric Hartstein, OWEB Senior Policy Coordinator eric.hartstein@oregon.gov 503-986-0029 Andrew Dutterer, OWEB Partnerships Coordinator andrew.dutterer@oregon.gov 503-986-0034

Whychus Canyon (near Sisters, OR). Owned by Deschutes Land Trust; restored by Deschutes Partnership.

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