The 50-year vision
Healthy and valued waterways are integrated with the broader landscape, and enhance life and liveability. Waterways connect diverse and thriving communities of plants and animals; provide amenity to urban and rural areas, and engage communities with their environments; and are managed sustainably to enhance environmental, economical, social and cultural values.
What is the Healthy Waterways Strategy?
Why is the Strategy needed?
Who is involved?
What is a waterway?

Core components of the Strategy

Actions

Measured through performance objectives
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  Maintain/ improve
  Maintain / improve

Waterway conditions

Processes that support key values
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  Support
  Support

Key values

What we value about waterways
Explore key values

Resources

Documents

The Strategy, Co-designed Catchment Programs, Monitoring, Evaluation and Report Framework and more
 

Data

Performance objective progress, Conditions and values baselines and targets, spatial layers and more
 

Map

Use the interactive map viewer to explore spatial layers related to the Strategy
 
 
 

Healthy Waterways Partners

Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV)
Department of Land Environment Water and Planning (DELWP)
Environment Protection Authority, Victoria (EPAV)
Parks Victoria (PV)
Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment Management Authority (PPWPCMA)
Melbourne Water (MW)