Greater Hobart Economic Analysis and Opportunities
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Project Overview
The purpose of the Greater Hobart Economic Analysis project is to develop a consistent baseline of data for the region and its comprising local government areas as well as identifying economic opportunities for the region. This information will be used to inform council strategies and projects relating to the local economy.
Project Information
Brighton Council, Clarence City Council, Glenorchy Council, The City of Hobart and Kingborough Council have embarked on a project to establish a baseline of data for to the Greater Hobart region (and the comprising local government areas) to form a consistent database to inform collaborative region wide economic and industry development.
The councils are hoping to capture the experience and expertise of Tasmanian businesses to inform growth opportunities, barriers, employee upskilling/ training goals, strategic direction, and business profile and plans. The results will be used to establish baseline data, identify potential opportunities for the region and identify the role of each Council that exists in these opportunities.
Have Your Say
Have your say by completing the survey. Feedback received will be used to inform future council strategies and projects, and will both help in understanding what the Clarence’s competitive advantages are and to identify the most important local challenges that we need to address.
The purpose of the Greater Hobart Economic Analysis project is to develop a consistent baseline of data for the region and its comprising local government areas as well as identifying economic opportunities for the region. This information will be used to inform council strategies and projects relating to the local economy.
Project Information
Brighton Council, Clarence City Council, Glenorchy Council, The City of Hobart and Kingborough Council have embarked on a project to establish a baseline of data for to the Greater Hobart region (and the comprising local government areas) to form a consistent database to inform collaborative region wide economic and industry development.
The councils are hoping to capture the experience and expertise of Tasmanian businesses to inform growth opportunities, barriers, employee upskilling/ training goals, strategic direction, and business profile and plans. The results will be used to establish baseline data, identify potential opportunities for the region and identify the role of each Council that exists in these opportunities.
Have Your Say
Have your say by completing the survey. Feedback received will be used to inform future council strategies and projects, and will both help in understanding what the Clarence’s competitive advantages are and to identify the most important local challenges that we need to address.
