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Roles and
responsibilities
Successfully implementing the Cultural Plan 2025-2030 — P
articipation: Participating in cultural activities and
will require dedication from a range of stakeholders, events organised as part of the Plan.
including government agencies, cultural organisations, — F
eedback: Providing feedback to Council and
community groups, and individuals. Below is a cultural organisations on the implementation of the
breakdown of roles and responsibilities: Plan and its outcomes.
Noosa Council Arts & Culture branch: Arts Industry:
— Policy development: Crafting cultural policies — P articipation: Participating in cultural activities
aligned with the goals and objectives of the and events as audience members, volunteers, or
Cultural Plan. contributors.
— Funding allocation: Providing financial resources — C ollaboration: Partner with peer businesses
Noosa Council Cultural Plan 2025 – 2030
to support cultural initiatives and projects outlined to create shared opportunities, efficiencies of
in the plan. equipment, maximisation of skills and generate
— Regulation and compliance: Ensuring that cultural critical mass.
activities adhere to relevant regulations and — S upport: Support economic development
standards. initiatives through shared marketing, participation
— Coordination: Facilitating collaboration among and resourcing, to build Noosa a reputation of being
different stakeholders involved in cultural initiatives. a place for creative excellence.
Arts facility teams: Individuals:
— Program development: Designing and — P articipation: Participating in cultural activities
implementing cultural programs and events that and events as audience members, volunteers, or
contribute to the objectives of the Cultural Plan. contributors.
— Community engagement: Engaging with local — S upport: Supporting local artists, cultural
communities to ensure that cultural activities organisations, and initiatives through attendance,
are inclusive and representative of diverse patronage, or advocacy.
perspectives. — F eedback: Providing feedback on cultural activities
— Resource mobilisation: Seeking funding from and events to help improve future programming.
various sources to support cultural initiatives.
— Evaluation: Monitoring and evaluating the impact Council cannot achieve this ambitious agenda on
of cultural programs and initiatives to assess their its own and consequently welcomes the support of
effectiveness. other government agencies and the efforts of the
broader arts, culture and heritage sectors in working
Community groups: collaboratively to implement the goals and initiatives
— Advocacy: Advocating for the inclusion of specific outlined in the Cultural Plan.
cultural interests and perspectives in the Cultural Plan.
40 Under 40 Exhibition, Cooroy Butter Arts Factory (2024). Photo by Mica Schettini
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will require dedication from a range of stakeholders, events organised as part of the Plan.
including government agencies, cultural organisations, — Feedback: Providing feedback to Council and
community groups, and individuals. Below is a cultural organisations on the implementation of the
breakdown of roles and responsibilities: Plan and its outcomes.
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Noosa Council Arts & Culture branch: Arts Industry:
— Policy development: Crafting cultural policies — Participation: Participating in cultural activities
aligned with the goals and objectives of the and events as audience members, volunteers, or
Cultural Plan. contributors.
— Funding allocation: Providing financial resources Collaboration: Partner with peer businesses
to support cultural initiatives and projects outlined to create shared opportunities, efficiencies of iui ~
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— Regulation and compliance: Ensuring that cultural critical mass.
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— Coordination: Facilitating collaboration among and resourcing, to build Noosa a reputation of being
different stakeholders involved in cultural initiatives. a place for creative excellence. ” a + Se. “ I
Arts facility teams: Individuals: ee
— Program development: Designing and — Participation: Participating in cultural activities
implementing cultural programs and events that and events as audience members, volunteers, or
contribute to the objectives of the Cultural Plan. contributors.
Community engagement: Engaging with local — Support: Supporting local artists, cultural c
communities to ensure that cultural activities organisations, and initiatives through attendance,
are inclusive and representative of diverse patronage, or advocacy.
perspectives. — Feedback: Providing feedback on cultural activities
Resource mobilisation: Seeking funding from and events to help improve future programming.
various sources to support cultural initiatives.
Evaluation: Monitoring and evaluating the impact Council cannot achieve this ambitious agenda on
of cultural programs and initiatives to assess their its own and consequently welcomes the support of
effectiveness. other government agencies and the efforts of the
broader arts, culture and heritage sectors in working
Community groups: collaboratively to implement the goals and initiatives
— Advocacy: Advocating for the inclusion of specific outlined in the Cultural Plan.
cultural interests and perspectives in the Cultural Plan ‘3
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