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2020-07-07 S&O Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Cultural Plan 2019-2023
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Noosa ShireShire
Council
Arts, culture and heritage
will play an increasing role
Noosa Council
THE CULTURAL in the economic health of
ECONOMY
the local region
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• Creative industries will increasingly provide more employment, keep dollars within the Shire and
export products and services
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• 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 • 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 such
• Support opportunities for local creatives to
share knowledge, connect with each other
as the development of creative nodes or and collaborate
C precincts, supporting the clustering or co-
location of creative businesses and activities
• Council will 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 market
I
• Programs which have longer term benefits
and respond accordingly
will be prioritised for investment of Council
funding and support • Work with key stakeholders to ensure that
O • Highlight the creative and cultural
opportunities in the hinterland to extend the
home based creative businesses are able
to thrive within Council’s planning and
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regulatory framework
tourism experience beyond the coastal strip
• Facilitate effective strategic land use planning
• Support initiatives which showcase local
to support creative endeavours, cultural
S artists and improve access for local products
to buyers
precincts and home-based businesses
• Provide or facilitate professional development
for artists to maximise access to new markets
such as through digital platforms
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