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2020-07-07 S&O Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Cultural Plan 2019-2023
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Log in to see the plans as drawnKNOWLEDGE
Noosa Council
Shire
Noosa Council
Shire Council
Relationships and networks
will be nurtured to share ideas
AND LEARNING and knowledge and problem
solve collectively
G
• The future of the arts, cultural and heritage sectors in Noosa is a bright one. We value
w the lessons from the past and to learn the
knowledge and learning in order to understand
necessary skills to continuously adapt, grow and prosper
O • Our creative individuals and organisations will have the support, skills and knowledge to be
resilient, sustainable and able to embrace the changing world
• The cultural network will develop the essential skills to manage critical contemporary
A issues including changes to funding arrangements, organisational models and audience
expectations. We will work with stakeholders to support the transition of emerging or semi-
professional artists to professional status
L • We value the role of creativity in the learning and community engagement process. We will
use creativity in our everyday lives to learn, adapt, innovate and problem solve
S • The cultural sector will play a key role in providing platforms for community discussion and
debate on issues which will impact our community
A • Review Council’s support of artists and arts
organisations to focus on initiatives that
• Work with key stakeholders to facilitate
opportunities for creative and cultural
have longer term benefits and support practitioners to share skills and knowledge
C •
them in being more self-reliant
Work with stakeholders to increase •
and collaborate on projects
Increase opportunities for master arts
T the knowledge and understanding of
changing funding opportunities such as
crowdfunding, cultural philanthropic funds
practitioners to deliver professional
development to local practitioners
I
• Work with stakeholders to explore
and micro-loans concept of locally delivered short-course
• Explore the feasibility of a mentoring professional development
O
program to ensure that our professional
• Provide appropriate support to local artists
artists are able to share their knowledge
and organisations to produce creative
and skills with our emerging artists.
content, undertake cultural projects and
N • Facilitate training to help organisations
understand the changing nature of •
increase skills and knowledge
Align funding programs with aims of
S
volunteerism and how to focus on cultural plan and other key corporate
attracting new types of volunteers strategies
• Identify significant cultural organisations • Work with stakeholders to improve the use
which are potentially “at-risk” of failure of creative activities to broaden learning
and focus efforts on increasing their approaches, explore topical issues and
sustainability solve problems
• Prioritise funding for groups which are
actively taking steps to ensure ongoing
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