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2015-11-10 - P&O Agenda - Item 18, Attach 1&2 - Draft Noosa Shire Local Economic Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn advances in technology to develop products that address a global desire to find alternative sources
of energy, to reduce waste, and to minimise water and energy use.
Environmental industry businesses are generally high value adding and export-orientated. They fit
well with the community’s desire to diversify the structure of our local economy and to include more
knowledge–based businesses. Noosa is currently home to a number of well-established businesses in
this sector. There are also a number of high achieving Eco-Biz graduates who now enjoy cost
savings through implementing programs that reduce waste, and minimise water and energy use.
How:
Activity in this sector looks to support increased:
collaboration and clustering
business activity
employment and career opportunities
education and training opportunities.
6.6 Tourism
Who:
Businesses operating in the tourism industry are captured in a number of Australia and New Zealand
Standard Industry Classifications such as accommodation and food services, rental, hiring, real
estate services, arts and recreation.
What:
world class tourism destination
strong brand awareness
a very proactive industry
existing successful management and funding structure.
Noosa’s highly regarded tourism industry boasts strong brand awareness, provides a substantial
contribution to GRP and is a key employing sector. Noosa Shire clearly demonstrates a competitive
advantage in tourism.
The Noosa Sustainable Destination Plan 2013-2016 guides strategies and actions within this sector
and is delivered by the highly-regarded Tourism Noosa Ltd on behalf of Council and local businesses.
To enable this, Council collects a Tourism Levy from business and commercial property owners
across the Noosa Shire. This levy helps fund Tourism Noosa's operations.
This Plan recognises the far-reaching and positive outcomes of tourism across many industry sectors
in the Noosa economy. These include retail, local food and beverage producers, restaurants, events
and the many other businesses that support tourism related activities.
How:
Activity in this sector look to support:
increased visitor yield/spend
wider visitor dispersal
increased visitor satisfaction
6.7 Creative Industries
Who:
Creative industries businesses are captured in a number of Australia and New Zealand Standard
Industry Classifications such as information, media and telecommunication, arts and recreation
services and professional, scientific and technical services.
This Plan adopts the generally accepted definition that includes:
music composition and production
film and television production
entertainment software (including animation and computer games)
performing arts
writing, publishing and print media
advertising, graphic design and marketing
architecture, visual arts and design.
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