Issue Cause Solution Environment, Climate Domestic waste water, storm water, pollution, Properties Master planning to account for increased open space, Increase Change & Infrastructure not connected to sewer/aged & faulty septic systems, walking paths, bike tracks & lighting, Developer contributions for Limited interdepartmental processes- good quality open space, Street scape improvements, Greening Planning/Building/Health, Lack of green space, increased the Greyfields- strategic plan for Council purchase of land, population & dwelling density, Increasing frequency & Increase systemic thinking within Council in regards to climate severity of extreme weather events & longer range change, help community build capacity to deal with impacts of climate impacts climate change, Lead an EMR LGA emergency Management Partnership Emergency Relief Centre Project Disaster Management Family Violence & Child Gender inequity, financial stress, lack of resilience in Improve tertiary support networks, create awareness, Greater Abuse dealing with stress, Drugs & alcohol, Gambling, Education collaboration/partnerships, Preventative programs Drug & Alcohol Misuse Financial pressures, Family breakdown, Lack of support, Collaboration with all agencies so we complement each other, Social peer influences, Socio-economic constraints Provide housing, Support referral services, Draw upon external expertise Ageing Population People living longer, profile of community Infrastructure planning, Provide a greater choice in housing options, Promote social networks Increasing Population Services, Property supply, High density development Better design standards, Improve building standards eg. Aging population that can’t afford heating/leading to illness, Provide better open space/more of it/better quality, Evidence informed long term planning, Diversity in recreational activities, Liveability Risk of decreased liveability due to poor planning and Evidence informed decision making captured with policy, acknowledgement of the interconnection between social, procedure & practice built, economic and natural environment on health and wellbeing outcomes Growth of female Change in participation in sporting choices, shift in Need infrastructure to accommodate female friendly facilities, participation in AFL & thinking around ‘male’ V/s ‘female’ sporting persuits Partnerships use of facilities, Regional coalition and plan for cricket sporting facilities
Issue Cause Solution Environment, Climate Change & Infrastructure Domestic waste water, storm water, pollution, Properties not connected to sewer/aged & faulty septic systems, Limited interdepartmental processes- Planning/Building/Health, Lack of green space, increased population & dwelling density, Increasing frequency & severity of extreme weather events & longer range climate impacts Master planning to account for increased open space, Increase walking paths, bike tracks & lighting, Developer contributions for good quality open space, Street scape improvements, Greening the Greyfields- strategic plan for Council purchase of land, Increase systemic thinking within Council in regards to climate change, help community build capacity to deal with impacts of climate change, Lead an EMR LGA emergency Management Partnership Emergency Relief Centre Project Disaster Management Family Violence & Child Abuse Gender inequity, financial stress, lack of resilience in dealing with stress, Drugs & alcohol, Gambling, Education Improve tertiary support networks, create awareness, Greater collaboration/partnerships, Preventative programs Drug & Alcohol Misuse Financial pressures, Family breakdown, Lack of support, Social peer influences, Socio-economic constraints Collaboration with all agencies so we complement each other, Provide housing, Support referral services, Draw upon external expertise Ageing Population People living longer, profile of community Infrastructure planning, Provide a greater choice in housing options, Promote social networks Increasing Population Services, Property supply, High density development Better design standards, Improve building standards eg. Aging population that can’t afford heating/leading to illness, Provide better open space/more of it/better quality, Evidence informed long term planning, Diversity in recreational activities, Liveability Risk of decreased liveability due to poor planning and acknowledgement of the interconnection between social, built, economic and natural environment on health and wellbeing outcomes Evidence informed decision making captured with policy, procedure & practice Growth of female participation in AFL & cricket Change in participation in sporting choices, shift in thinking around ‘male’ V/s ‘female’ sporting persuits Need infrastructure to accommodate female friendly facilities, Partnerships use of facilities, Regional coalition and plan for sporting facilities