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24 rowing high performance high performance para P P Total investment 201415 8454400 high performance 7400000 high performance para 480000 participation 89400 other 485000 ASC funding as a percentage of total income 69 Rowing Australia has been rated as progressing Olympic and performing Paralympic. Rowing Australia did not meet its 2014 world championships gold medal target in Olympic-class boats. While there is some caution around this result there is evidence that with eight boats finishing in the top five and four of them with medals rowing is positioned to achieve its Rio 2016 targets. The challenge for 2015 is to convert existing medals to gold and the fourth and fifth placings to medals. There is a watching brief on this for 2015 with Rowing Australia needing to clearly set out the steps it is taking to improve the benchmark event performances of its Olympic-category boats. In para-rowing events Australia finished at the top of the world championships medal table for a second successive year with gold medals in the mens single sculls and mixed double sculls Paralympic-class boats. The challenge for 2015 is to develop the mixed four as a third medal-potential boat. governance After successfully implementing required governance reform Rowing Australia is working with its member associations on driving governance evolution at the state level. A significant challenge is alignment of data collection across Rowing Australia and its member associations. 2014 benchmark event world championships medal target 3 to 5 actual gold 0 silver 1 bronze 3 total 4 2014 Paralympic benchmark event world championships medal target 1 to 2 actual gold 2 silver 0 bronze 0 total 2