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2015-12-14 General Committee Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 3 Noosa Shire Economic Plan
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“The sustainable increase of living standards that delivers
higher incomes, better education, health and well-being as
well as environment protection resulting from conscious
and applied effort. At its core, economic development is
about improving the quality of life experienced in your
community.”
Introduction
LGAQ - Economic Development Definition
The Noosa Shire Local Economic Plan (the Plan) The Plan identifies key themes and priorities that
aims to broaden the economic structure of the will support growth in industry sectors offering
local economy by achieving growth in ‘smart’ competitive advantage, particularly those that export
industry sectors that have high economic value outside of the Shire and align with our environmental
and low environmental impact. It recognises and social values. It draws on the strengths of
the interdependence of the economy with the previous Council plans:
environment and the community. It also aims for
• The Noosa Plan (Planning Scheme)
the best use of available resources.
• Noosa Community Economic Sector Plan 2002-
2015
• Economic Strategies and Innovations
Implementation Strategy 2004-2007
Society • Sunshine Coast Council Economic Strategy
2011 and Sunshine Coast Regional Economic
Development Strategy 2013-2033.
Council recognises that business and industry drive
economic development and that government and
other organisations make significant contributions
Environment Economy to the setting in which they operate.
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