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2016-11-08 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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Council may take on a variety of roles in the implementation Change will be measured across the following timeline:
of projects that result from this Local Economic Plan.
• Statistics reflect movement at year 3
These may include facilitation, information sharing and
partnership activities. • Trend is demonstrated at year 5
• Systemic change achieved at year 7
Progress on the Local Economic Plan and priority
actions will be reviewed and reported to Council and the 3. Economic performance will be considered alongside
community annually. The Action Plan will be amended Council’s broader sustainability measures that will
and updated to reflect the outcomes of the annual review be developed to accompany Council’s Sustainability
process. Implementation plans with then be developed to Principles. These measures will be an integral to
achieve these actions. assessing the success of the Local Economic Plan.
A three tiered measuring process will be used to determine
to what extent the desired economic outcomes are being
achieved.
1. Projects included in the annual Implementation Plan
will be monitored in regard to process and success.
2. Key data will be gathered on an annual basis to track
and monitor the state of the local economy and to
inform the review of this Plan. This will include but
not be limited to the items listed in the table below.
Measures Target
Growth in gross regional product Above the Queensland average
Growth in gross regional product compared to population growth GRP growth exceeds population growth
Growth in gross regional product in each of the defined priority
Year-on-year increase
industry sectors
Unemployment rate compared to state average Lower than state average
Average income growth Higher than the state average
Council’s Economic Tool Box
• Direct links to other levels of governments
• Procurement
• Planning scheme and compliance
• Infrastructure hard and soft
• Economic programs and internal resources
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