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2016-11-08 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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Local Economic Plan
Strategic & Policy Direction - Rationale,
Objectives, Priorities. 5 Year Plan
The Local Action Plan
Economic Plan Annual - High Level Priority Actions to Achieve
Strategic & Policy Direction. Reviewed Annually
Noosa shares the challenge of developing high value, low Implementation Plan
impact knowledge industries with many other regions.
However we have the opportunity to tailor our response to Annual Projects - Who Does What, When and How
our own circumstances. While this will include a number
of universal approaches to business development, such as
networking, technology uptake, grants and/or funding and
promotion, it takes, above all, a home-grown response to
our local opportunities, challenges and issues. Focus of Actions
There is little disagreement that knowledge and ideas • replace population growth with growth in industry sectors
are the currency of future economies, particularly as the that have high economic value, particularly those that have
global trend toward more serviced-based economies a low environmental impact and export products and/or
continues. Actions associated with this Plan look to create services outside of the Noosa Shire
an environment that supports business and industry to be • diversify the structure of the local economy and grow
more innovative, and to both explore and develop original smart, high value industry sectors particularly those that
concepts and ideas. Important to this will be the retention export products and/or services outside of the Noosa Shire
and attraction of skilled and talented people and the to limit exposure to sudden and/or unexpected negative
establishment of alliances between council and stakeholder changes in key industries
organisation and institutions across priority sectors.
• encourage business growth in sectors that provide a wider
range of employment options and pay scales
• utilise the strong Noosa brand to grow nominated priority
industry sectors
• leverage local expertise to support the diversification of
the local economy
• explore collaborative industry-driven models to deliver
local economic development
• explore new models to fund local economic development
• Establish and/or strengthen existing alliances with
stakeholder organisations and institutions, and
governments to leverage resources and share information
and connections.
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