Project Advisory Group

 

 

ARC works with a panel of experts drawn from the areas of Public health, Community Development , Indigineous Issues and Respiratory Health who can be called upon to offer advice on Project design and technical issues.

Terms of reference

1	To provide advice and recommendations to the Board on
1.1	Policy, including
ARC’s program strategy that defines ARC’s guiding principles, sectoral and geographic focus and methodology for ensuring quality delivery for projects in Australia and overseas Other project-related policy which strengthens ARC’s capacity to deliver and raise awareness about its projects
1.2	Project work, including
Specific projects that ARC should undertake in Australia and overseas Project management issues which have financial or budgetary implications
2	To provide technical advice and guidance to the ARC in
2.1	Identifying and pursuing opportunities for ARC to expand its project work, including
Sources of funding Potential partnerships Emerging respiratory health issues ARC is in a position to address.
2.2	Ensuring quality in project management, including
Assessing sustainability of project activities Designing project proposals Interpreting quantitative and qualitative project data Formulating appropriate project management strategies
2.3	Designing and maintaining effective systems for project management, including (for example)
Monitoring and evaluation guidelines Sustainability guidelines
3	To provide advice on appropriate matters referred to it by the Board or other Board committees