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2018-05-08 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Draft Noosa Cultural Plan
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Growing the play an increasing role in the
Noosa ShireShire
Noosa Council
Council
Cultural Economy economic health of the local
region to help broaden the
foundations of the local economy
G Creative industries will increasingly provide more employment, keep dollars in the region and export
products and services outside of the Shire.
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O Cultural activities will help attract visitors, extend their stay and increase local spend. Visitors will
be drawn to appreciate and experience local arts and culture including design, products, cultural
heritage, cultural venues, and programs and events.
A We will pride ourselves in quality and uniqueness. There will be an increasing focus on quality product
development and delivery, preferencing unique or bespoke over mass-production or mass-market.
L Home-based creative industries will be encouraged to improve individual economic outcomes,
increase local creative output and reduce the need for travel to other locations.
S Innovation and a creative approach will help fire the engine room of Noosa’s economy.
A • Work with stakeholders to increase the
brand potential of Noosa in a creative sense
• Support opportunities for local creatives to
share knowledge, connect with each other
such as the development of creative nodes and collaborate
C or precincts, supporting the clustering or co-
location of creative businesses and activities
• Council to assist in brokering partnerships to
advance local cultural economic initiatives.
T and supporting the development of feature
creative products • Work with key stakeholders to understand
needs and interest of cultural tourism
I • Consideration will be given to longer-term
investment into deeper programs rather
•
market and respond accordingly
Work with key stakeholders to ensure that
than splintering funding and support
O • Highlight the creative and cultural
opportunities in the hinterland to extend
home based creative businesses are able
to thrive within planning and regulatory
N
framework
the tourism experience beyond the coastal
strip • Facilitate effective strategic land use
planning to support creative endeavours,
S • Support initiatives which showcase local
artists and improve access for local products
cultural precincts and home-based
businesses
to buyers
• Provide or facilitate professional
development for artists to maximise access
to new markets such as through digital
platforms
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