Publications

Contents

• Acknowledgments
• Letter of transmittal
• Reader's guide
  
  
• Overview
  - Secretary's review of Environment Australia's achievements
  - Role and functions
  - Organisation structure
  - Responsibility for outcomes
  - Portfolio structure
  
  
• Outcome one - Environment
  - Overall achievement of outcome one
  - Outcome one overview chart
  - Biodiversity
  - Land
  - Inland waters
  - Coasts and oceans
  - National parks and reserves
  - Heritage
  - Atmosphere
  - Industry
  - Assessments and approvals
  - Additional outputs that support the achievement of outcome one
  - Contribution of outputs to outcome one
  - Resources table: outcome one
  
  
• Outcome two - Meteorology
  - Overall achievement of outcome two
  - Meteorological and related data and products
  - Meteorological and related research
  - Meteorological and related services
  - International meteorological activities
  - Resources table: outcome two
  
  
• Outcome three - Antarctica
  - Overall achievement of outcome three
  - Maintaining the Antarctic Treaty System and enhancing Australia's influence in it
  - Protecting the Antarctic environment
  - Understanding the role of Antarctica in the global climate system
  - Conducting scientific research of practical, economic or national importance
  - Grants and other administrative responsibilities
  - Resources table: outcome three
  
  
• Management and accountability
  - Financial performance
  - Corporate governance
  - External scrutiny
  - Management of human resources
  - Commonwealth Disability Strategy
  - Purchasing
  - Assets management
  - Consultants
  - Competitive tendering and contracting
  
  
• Reports
  - The operation of the Ozone Protection Act 1989
  - The operation of the Hazardous Waste (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1989
  
  
• Financial Statements
  - Audited financial statements: part one
  - Audited financial statements: part two
  
  
• Appendices
  1. Ecologically sustainable development and environmental performance
  2. Portfolio legislation
  3. Occupational health and safety
  4. Freedom of information
  5. Advertising and market research
  6. Discretionary grant programmes
  7. Geographic areas of responsibility
  8. Departmental websites
  9. Departmental addresses and contact numbers
  
  
• The Annual Report of the Supervising Scientist

Download the Environment Australia Annual Report 2000-01

This Annual Report is also available in PDF format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view the PDF files.

• Download Contents and Overview (annualreport1.pdf - 1039 KB)
• Download Outcome One - Environment (part 1) (annualreport2.pdf - 1467 KB)
• Download Outcome One - Environment (part 2) (annualreport3.pdf - 1039 KB)
• Download Outcomes Two and Three, Management and Accountability, and Reports (annualreport4.pdf - 1039 KB)
• Download Financial Statements (part 1) (annualreport5.pdf - 1039 KB)
• Download Financial Statements (part 2) (annualreport6.pdf - 1039 KB)
• Download Appendices (annualreport7.pdf - 1039 KB)
• Download Annual Report of the Supervising Scientist (annualreport8.pdf - 1039 KB)

Acknowledgments

Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2001

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Photography credits:

iceberg: Environment Australia (Photodisc)
island: Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
sunset: G Dispain
frog: K McDonald
beach: T Karacsonyi
heritage hut: R and T Preston
cleaner production: Environment Australia
Yellow Water, Kakadu National Park: J Baker
planting: A Mostead
clouds: Environment Australia (Photodisc)
desert sands: Australian Heritage Commission Collection, C Totterdell

Other images:

Glass sculpture: Tjukurrpa Kungkarangalpa (Seven Sisters) Tjaparti Bates
John Gorton Building: Peter Ranyard