This submitted and graded assessment provides details in developing a policy for a workplace (a resort taken up as an example). It details the required PDP (policy development plan) required to put together a workplace sustainability policy.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- GENERAL INFORMATION
- New Policy
- Policy to be revised
- Joondalup Resort Sustainability Policy
- Not applicable
- Name of new policy (if applicable) Not applicable
- PDP PROCESS
- Policy Development Team
- Policy Development
- Description
- What policy options may have been evaluated and discounted in the formulation of this policy?
- Scope
- Related policies, regulations, laws
- Identify and mitigate (control) risks that may be associated with the introduction of this policy.
- Stakeholders
- Methods
- Documents or “other” to be produced during policy development
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This policy development plan aims to establish a comprehensive sustainability policy for Joondalup Resort, aligning its business operations with environmental best practices and regulatory requirements. The policy aims to demonstrate the resort's commitment to sustainability and its adherence to relevant legislation, such as the AS/NZS ISO 14001:2016 Environmental Management Systems and the Occupational Safety & Health Act 1984.
- Environmental Sustainability
- Waste Management
- Resource Management
- Compliance with Legislation
- Stakeholder Engagement
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
- GENERAL INFORMATION: This section provides a general overview of the policy development process, outlining the specific policy under consideration and its status.
- PDP PROCESS: This section details the process for developing the policy, including the roles of the Policy Development Team and the review and approval procedures.
- Policy Development Team: This section defines the team responsible for the policy development process, outlining the various stakeholders involved and their respective areas of responsibility within the sustainability policy.
- Policy Development: Description: This section describes the policy's purpose, concept, and the driving factors behind its development, addressing the need for a sustainability policy at Joondalup Resort.
- Policy Development: What policy options may have been evaluated and discounted in the formulation of this policy?: This section outlines alternative policy options that were considered and subsequently discounted during the policy development process.
- Policy Development: Scope: This section clarifies the policy's scope, defining the areas of business operation it covers and the individuals or entities to whom it applies.
- Policy Development: Related policies, regulations, laws: This section identifies relevant legislation, regulations, and other policies that guide and inform the development of the sustainability policy.
- Policy Development: Identify and mitigate (control) risks that may be associated with the introduction of this policy.: This section addresses potential risks associated with implementing the sustainability policy and outlines measures to mitigate these risks.
- Policy Development: Stakeholders: This section identifies the stakeholders involved in the policy development process and outlines the phases of consultation during which their input will be sought.
- Policy Development: Methods: This section describes the methods employed to gather stakeholder input and address any dissent that may arise during the policy development process.
- Policy Development: Documents or “other” to be produced during policy development: This section outlines the specific documents and resources that will be produced during the policy development process to ensure effective implementation.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
Key terms and concepts that define the focus of this policy development plan include: Sustainability, Environmental Management, Waste Management, Resource Management, Stakeholder Engagement, AS/NZS ISO 14001:2016 Environmental Management Systems, Occupational Safety & Health Act 1984.
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- Lakey Lakey (Author), 2017, How to create a Policy Development Plan (PDP), Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1169779
