// Phase 5 · Reports
Reports & recommendations
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// Whole-of-Canvas overview
Executive summary
Water Authority · Utilities & Infrastructure
Baseline diagnosticCanvas scoresLeadership alignmentBehavioural KPIsRoadmapPulse diagnosticsImplementation tracker
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Current state
- The baseline diagnostic has not been completed yet, complete the Assessment module to populate readiness scores.
- Leadership Frame position: Natural equilibrium (moderate certainty, mixed agreement).
- 3 role-modelling commitment(s) and 1 priority mindset(s) are defined.
- 1 KPI set(s) link ESG commitments to shared organisation, team and individual measures.
- Embed a Just Transition into every major capital programme, shift: From deciding for communities to deciding with them.
- Overall change difficulty is 57/100 (Medium).
- Context: 55/100.
- Scale: 70/100.
- Strength: 48/100.
- Belief: 40/100.
- 2 behavioural milestone(s) mapped against ESG milestones.
- Implementation cycle 1. Overall pulse: 52/100 (Watch).
- Cultural health check: 58/100 (Watch).
- Belief sentiment check: 45/100 (Watch).
- Change readiness check: 52/100 (Watch).
- 3 tactical action(s) in flight; 0 done, 0 blocked.
Strengths
- Leaders have committed: I will visibly model the behaviours we ask of everyone else
- Leaders have committed: I will name when a decision conflicts with our stated purpose
- Leaders have committed: I will protect time and psychological safety for this work
- Shared accountability defined for "Embed a Just Transition into every major capital programme" (owner: ESG Director).
- Early in the cycle, protect momentum on actions now in progress.
Gaps
- No critical gaps identified from the current data.
Risks
- Co-designed Just Transition plan in place for every major capital programme: Affected communities feel done-to rather than involved (High risk, affects Affected communities and customers).
Recommendations
- Embed the priority mindset: Lead with curiosity over certainty, treat ESG as adaptive, not technical, work
- Track "Every delivery team runs at least one community co-design session per programme stage" (Quarterly) to make collaboration on this commitment visible.
- For "Co-designed Just Transition plan in place for every major capital programme", land the behaviour: Leaders and teams routinely decide with communities, not for them.
- For "Shared ESG accountability embedded in team operating rhythms", land the behaviour: Teams own collective ESG measures instead of siloed targets.
- Managers in operations need support holding honest conversations about the change
- Belief is lowest where teams feel the change was decided for them
Priority actions
- Confirm owner and first review for "100% of major programmes have a co-designed Just Transition plan by year end".
- [Now (0–3 months)] Leaders and teams routinely decide with communities, not for them, owner: ESG Director.
- [Next (3–6 months)] Teams own collective ESG measures instead of siloed targets, owner: People & Culture Lead.
Suggested leadership messages
- Name where we sit on the Leadership Frame (Natural equilibrium) and what it asks of us.
- As leaders, i will visibly model the behaviours we ask of everyone else
- As leaders, i will name when a decision conflicts with our stated purpose
- Leaders to attend the first co-design session and listen, not present
- Exec sponsor to remove the resourcing blocker on the pilot programme
Suggested next steps
- Lift belief sentiment in operations through visible 'you said, we did' loops
- Scale co-design beyond the pilot programme