Our vision The department’s vision is for a safe, just, innovative and thriving Victoria, where the rule of law is upheld, and rights and responsibilities are respected. Domain one: Victorians are safe Outcome Indicators Victorians are free from and harm Reduce violence and injury People and their property are safe from crime and Increase safety for victims of harm harmful activities, unlawful or harmful business practices and disasters or disorder Increase community safety Victorians are responsible for their actions Reduce illegal or harmful business practices People do not intentionally or inadvertently place Reduce reoffending themselves or others in danger through their actions or behaviours Victorians are held to account Increase completion of orders There are appropriate consequences for people and Increase regulatory compliance businesses that engage in unlawful or harmful activities Domain two: Victorians are connected and resilient Outcome Indicators Victorian communities are informed and engaged Increase knowledge and awareness of risks Communities understand local risks and prepare for Increase level of preparedness for emergencies and minimise impact Increase community engagement Increase awareness of support for victims of harm Victorian communities respond and adapt Increase participation in community recovery People and communities respond quickly and Increase recovery from trauma effectively to adverse events and to hardships and challenges Increase capability and capacity to respond to change Victorian communities are inclusive Increase trust, cooperation and respect Victorian communities are without prejudice and Increase in community connection celebrate diversity Increase sense of belonging Domain three: Victorians have equal rights and responsibilities Outcome Indicators Victorians experience dignity and respect Reduce discrimination The rights and dignity of every individual are Increase connection to community and culture respected and protected Increase connection to jobs and education Victorians experience social and economic wellbeing Increase housing stability Barriers that individuals face in participating and contributing to the social and economic life of the Increase positive family and social connections community are reduced wherever possible Increase in wellbeing Victorians take up opportunities to exercise their Increase knowledge and understanding of rights rights People know their rights and have access to appropriate remedies, and have the skills and knowledge to build
Our vision The department’s vision is for a safe, just, innovative and thriving Victoria, where the rule of law is upheld, and rights and responsibilities are respected. Domain one: Victorians are safe Outcome Indicators Victorians are free from and harm People and their property are safe from crime and harmful activities, unlawful or harmful business practices and disasters or disorder Reduce violence and injury Increase safety for victims of harm Increase community safety Victorians are responsible for their actions People do not intentionally or inadvertently place themselves or others in danger through their actions or behaviours Reduce illegal or harmful business practices Reduce reoffending Victorians are held to account There are appropriate consequences for people and businesses that engage in unlawful or harmful activities Increase completion of orders Increase regulatory compliance Domain two: Victorians are connected and resilient Outcome Indicators Victorian communities are informed and engaged Communities understand local risks and prepare for and minimise impact Increase knowledge and awareness of risks Increase level of preparedness for emergencies Increase community engagement Increase awareness of support for victims of harm Victorian communities respond and adapt People and communities respond quickly and effectively to adverse events and to hardships and challenges Increase participation in community recovery Increase recovery from trauma Increase capability and capacity to respond to change Victorian communities are inclusive Victorian communities are without prejudice and celebrate diversity Increase trust, cooperation and respect Increase in community connection Increase sense of belonging Domain three: Victorians have equal rights and responsibilities Outcome Indicators Victorians experience dignity and respect The rights and dignity of every individual are respected and protected Reduce discrimination Increase connection to community and culture Victorians experience social and economic wellbeing Barriers that individuals face in participating and contributing to the social and economic life of the community are reduced wherever possible Increase connection to jobs and education Increase housing stability Increase positive family and social connections Increase in wellbeing Victorians take up opportunities to exercise their rights People know their rights and have access to appropriate remedies, and have the skills and knowledge to build Increase knowledge and understanding of rights
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