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South Australia's Strategic Plan

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About the 12 Regions Northern Adelaide Eastern Adelaide Southern Adelaide Western Adelaide Barossa Adelaide Hills Fleurieu & Kangaroo Island Eyre & Western Far North Yorke & Mid North Murray & Mallee Limestone Coast

SA Strategic Plan 2004 Background to the 2006 Update Process Community Engagement Reports Have Your Say materials

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Community Engagement Board minutes 2007

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The Round Table is pleased to have participated in the update of this plan. Responding to climate change, maintaining the health of our native species, and reducing our ecological footprint will all be crucial to a sustainable future for South Australia. We congratulate the Government for committing to these important, and ambitious targets. The significant challenge ahead of us now is to take action to meet the targets.

Katherine Wells
Chair, Premier's Round Table on Sustainability

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This page is under construction (October 2009)

There is growing interest in using community indicators as a way to define and measure society's progress.

For community indicators to be successful and meaningful, the community whose progress is being measured needs to be involved in deciding what the indicators are. This was behind the extensive community consultation that took place across South Australia in 2006, to update the Plan.

Perspective on South Australia's Strategic Plan:

Case Study: South Australia's Plan for Open Access Government

(article by Amy King, published by UK Centre for Policy Development)

Below are some links to further information about community indicators and related projects, in Australia and around the world.

Measuring the Progress of Societies
(Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development)

Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress
(international commission based in Paris)

Measures of Australia's Progress
(Australian Bureau of Statistics)

Community Indicators Consortium
(United States)

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