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2021-08-10 P&E Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Climate Change Response Plan
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Strategic Priorities
The following strategic priorities are identified for Clean Low Emissions Industries:
3.1 Through targeted initiatives, create an environment that supports business
development, innovation and investment shift to clean, green low emission
industries and technology
3.2 Work with industry, business associations and government agencies to
facilitate emissions reduction and environmental sustainability for local businesses
Specific actions for implementation through this Climate Change Response Plan are identified in the
Summary of Actions.
Targets
By 2026, the number of businesses in the environmental industries sector
has increased
By 2026, the energy efficiency and ecological sustainability of business in
Noosa has increased
Metrics
• No. of businesses in the environmental industries sector ((2021 baseline)
• No. of businesses participating in energy efficiency and sustainability
programs
Partnerships
Council partners with a number of industry and community groups to
diversity and grow a strong and clean economy including Cleantech
Sunshine Coast, Tourism Noosa, Food and Agri-business Network.
A collaborative approach to climate action and environmental industry
development will help with sharing knowledge, making efficient use of resources, reducing
duplication of effort/costs, scaling up successful local projects, and attracting partners and funding.
Council will pursue and develop regional partnerships to drive low emissions industry investment for
the broader Sunshine Coast region and beyond.
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