International INTERNATIONAL VISITORS – 52,000 YE September 2017. A overnight visitors grow at a rate of 4.9 per cent decrease of 12.4% from YE per annum. September 2016. Source: Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine. DOMESTIC VISITORS Domestic overnight – 1.4m YE September 2017. An visitors grow at a rate of 1.9 per cent per increase of 11.5% from YE annum. September 2016. Source: Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine. An estimated 5,185 jobs in TOURISM EMPLOYMENT Tourism – tourism 2016-17 FY. An employment increases 1.6 per cent per increase of 10.3% from the annum. 2015-16 FY. Source: Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine. *Amended measure. YE Year Ending FY Financial Year – – COMMUNITY INDICATOR BASELINE ASPIRATION 95 per cent of PERCEPTIONS OF SAFETY – residents agree that they feel safe in the area 54% (2017). where they live. Source: Geelong Preventative Health Survey, City of Greater Geelong. Greater Geelong rate of – offences per 100,000 CRIME Crime statistics are 20 per cent – population: 7,222.3 below the state average. Victoria rate of offences – Source: Victoria Police Crime Statistics, Crime Statistics per 100,000 population: Agency. 6,352.4 (Year: 2017 to 30 September) SOCIAL EQUITY No Greater Geelong – suburbs in the bottom 20 per cent of the Index of Relative Socio-Economic Disadvantage 13 (2011). (IRSD)*. Source: Census of Population and Housing, Australian Bureau of Statistics. ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC PLACES 100 – per cent of public places in Greater Geelong To be determined. are disability access compliant. Source: To be determined. All 13 of the Greater EMPLOYMENT IN AREAS OF Geelong state suburbs in DISADVANTAGE Workforce participation in – the bottom 20 per cent of the most vulnerable suburbs is higher than the IRSD have a lower state average*. workforce participation rate Source: Census of Population and Housing, Australian than the state average Bureau of Statistics. (2011). CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT The percentage of – This indicator is no longer residents who participate in citizen available and an alternative engagement activities exceeds the state source or indicator will be average. determined. Source: To be determined. This indicator is no longer SOCIAL SUPPORT Index score for – available and an alternative community connectedness exceeds 80. source or indicator will be Source: To be determined. determined.
INTERNATIONAL VISITORS – International overnight visitors grow at a rate of 4.9 per cent per annum. Source: Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine. 52,000 YE September 2017. A decrease of 12.4% from YE September 2016. DOMESTIC VISITORS – Domestic overnight visitors grow at a rate of 1.9 per cent per annum. Source: Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine. 1.4m YE September 2017. An increase of 11.5% from YE September 2016. TOURISM EMPLOYMENT – Tourism employment increases 1.6 per cent per annum. Source: Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine. An estimated 5,185 jobs in tourism 2016-17 FY. An increase of 10.3% from the 2015-16 FY. *Amended measure. YE – Year Ending FY – Financial Year INDICATOR BASELINE COMMUNITY ASPIRATION PERCEPTIONS OF SAFETY – 95 per cent of residents agree that they feel safe in the area where they live. Source: Geelong Preventative Health Survey, City of Greater Geelong. 54% (2017). CRIME – Crime statistics are 20 per cent below the state average. Source: Victoria Police Crime Statistics, Crime Statistics Agency. Greater Geelong – rate of offences per 100,000 population: 7,222.3 Victoria – rate of offences per 100,000 population: 6,352.4 (Year: 2017 to 30 September) SOCIAL EQUITY – No Greater Geelong suburbs in the bottom 20 per cent of the Index of Relative Socio-Economic Disadvantage (IRSD)*. Source: Census of Population and Housing, Australian Bureau of Statistics. 13 (2011). ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC PLACES – 100 per cent of public places in Greater Geelong are disability access compliant. Source: To be determined. To be determined. EMPLOYMENT IN AREAS OF DISADVANTAGE – Workforce participation in the most vulnerable suburbs is higher than the state average*. Source: Census of Population and Housing, Australian Bureau of Statistics. All 13 of the Greater Geelong state suburbs in the bottom 20 per cent of IRSD have a lower workforce participation rate than the state average (2011). CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT – The percentage of residents who participate in citizen engagement activities exceeds the state average. Source: To be determined. This indicator is no longer available and an alternative source or indicator will be determined. SOCIAL SUPPORT – Index score for community connectedness exceeds 80. Source: To be determined. This indicator is no longer available and an alternative source or indicator will be determined.
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