Below is a short collection of case studies from projects and initiatives we’ve had the pleasure of delivering.
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Case Studies
Project summary: Lecroma supported Someva Renewables by designing a comprehensive stakeholder engagement strategy, which we then delivered through multiple in-region consultations efforts. This was followed by sustained engagement with key stakeholders over 12+ months (ongoing). Qualitative and quantitative research methods were deployed to ensure a quality evidence-based Preliminary Social Impact Assessment (PSIA) was delivered for the client that met NSW State Significant Development project requirements. The PSIA is incorporated into the Scoping Report and is available on the NSW Planning Portal.
Outcome: As well as meeting regulatory requirements with the NSW State Government, Lecroma ] designed and implemented an authentic and meaningful engagement strategy to build ongoing relationships, trust and two-way communication within the community. This work will continue as Lecroma work through the Environmental Impact Statement development, which will be led by ongoing input from the local community.
Project summary: The Mekong-Australia Partnership on Transnational Crime (MAP-TNC) is an eight-year investment by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) that will promote cross-border cooperation between Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. The program supports efforts to tackle serious threats such as drug trafficking, child sexual exploitation and financial crimes. Lecroma is supporting The Palladium Group to manage the delivery of this complex program and stakeholder engagement program, working with several federal government agencies in its ongoing delivery. Lecroma provide support in designing and developing targeted projects in collaboration with Australia’s national security agencies. Further, Lecroma facilitate engagement and coordination across Australian Government Agencies who operate in the Mekong region.
Outcome: MAP-TNC continues to grow in both its ambition and engagement in the Mekong region with Australian and foreign law enforcement partners. A recent independent mid-term review into the program recommended its continuation. Lecroma is supporting its ongoing delivery alongside the steady hands and leadership of The Palladium Group.
Project summary: Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations are becoming critical to both business survival and market access. Independent certification schemes are the only credible way companies can demonstrate and showcase their commitment to ……. Lecroma teamed up with Winemakers of Rutherglen to deliver a workshop for 16 Rutherglen-based wineries on the Sustainable Winegrowing Australia Certification process, inclusive of follow up consulting support to deliver ESG company reviews and programs for several of these wineries. Lecroma had already supported Stanton & Killeen Wines to successfully become SWA certified in 2022 – making it one of the first fully certified wineries in the state across both vineyard and winery operations.
Outcome: 85% of the Winemakers of Rutherglen member wineries have now completed the certification process, and are pending final approvals for being certified-sustainable under the SWA scheme. Lecroma will support the last few wineries later in 2023. This will make the Rutherglen wine region the first region in Australia (if not the world) to become fully certified in sustainable winegrowing practices. Following this, Lecroma will be assisting these wineries to become certified carbon-neutral by 2024-25. This will make Rutherglen the first wine region in the world to achieve this achievement.
