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2015-12-14 General Committee Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 3 Noosa Shire Economic Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnDiversify the Economy by Growing Priority Sectors:
Objective: Diversification of our local economic structure.
Who: What:
Priority Sectors: Diversification of our industry structure will
minimise the impact of economic shocks or
• Health and wellness
downturns in the local economy, particularly in
• Digital economy those sectors that are most vulnerable such as
• Environmental industries retail, tourism and construction. It will also assist
job opportunities to emerge across a variety of
• Rural enterprise industry sectors.
• Tourism
The Noosa economy reflects the trend being
• Creative industries experienced by other developed economies, that
• Professional services is, away from traditional manufacturing to more
serviced-based businesses; shifting from creating
The priority sectors have been identified to drive
goods to providing services that can be exported
that change because:
globally. This trend is driven by technology plus an
• They are a good fit with the sustainability educated and well-trained workforce. This service
aspirations of this community and offer growth economy sees increased demand for business
potential in industry sectors that have high services such as finance, insurance, legal, accounting,
economic value and low environmental impact. ITC, marketing and so on, as well as travel, education
and creative industries.
• Our Shire demonstrates a competitive advantage
in that sector and a clear opportunity has been The construction, tourism and retail sectors have
identified. been, and will continue to be, key contributors to
• They are market driven and strongly supported Noosa Shire’s gross regional product and thus provide
by the local business community a significant number of jobs. It is the intention
of this Plan to recognise the contribution of these
• They align with accepted trends, and state and
established industries and at the same time focus on
federal government priorities.
broadening Noosa Shire’s economic structure.
The priority sectors do not align with the Australian
Bureau of Statistics (ABS) - Australian and New
Zealand Standard Industry Classifications (ANZSIC)
which is traditionally used for the standardised
collection and measurement of economic data on
an industry basis. The local economy will continue
to be tracked and measured based on data accessed
COMMUNITY SENTIMENT
from ABS using the ANZSIC. There has been a lack of investment
in economic development and
diversification.
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