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The strategy provides an integrated framework and sets strategic directions to guide the actions of council and its partners to ensure a healthy environment and liveable Sunshine Coast to 2041.

Overview

In this rapidly changing world there will be many challenges and opportunities for our much loved Sunshine Coast way of life – increasing population, changing climate, economic growth and emerging technologies.

By identifying the key challenges and harnessing the opportunities that will present over the next 25 years, the strategy sets a course for proactive action through the setting of policy positions, targets and identification of transformational actions that aim to:

  • maintain and nurture our natural environment
  • respond to the challenge of population growth
  • build resilience against the potential impacts of climate change
  • create liveable spaces and places to live, work and play
  • drive renewable energy, efficiency and technical know-how
  • live up to the expectations of future generations.

The strategy consists of three parts:

  • Part A (PDF, 1930KB): strategic directions (vision, guiding principles, policy positions)
  • Part B (PDF, 998.4KB): five-year implementation plan (transformational actions)
  • Part C (PDF, 10593KB): network plan (technical detail and desired standards of service).
J.Hill, Mount Ngungun
A Bowen, Alexandra Headland
S McCallum, Moooloolah River National Park
S Beedle, Bulcock Beach
T Fauser, Mary River

More information

For more information about the environment and liveability strategy, please contact council.