other needs can be addressed by a range of sectors such as Need 1. Address infrastructure demands in areas with high population growth. Cultural, Sporting, Recreation and Tourism The options related to this sector have been spread across needs that relate to social and community cohesion and use of public space. Address infrastructure demands in areas with high population growth: pg 26 Address infrastructure challenges in with low or negative growth: pg 30 Enable physical activity and participation: pg 37 Provide spaces where communities can come together: pg 40 Provide access to high-quality education infrastructure to support lifelong learning: pg 52 Meet growing demand for access to economic activity in central Melbourne: pg 56 Improve access to jobs and services for people in regional and rural areas: pg 68 Help preserve natural environments and minimise biodiversity loss: pg 81 Education and Training The education and training options are mostly clustered one need, reflecting the specific issues related to that sector. Address infrastructure demands in areas with high population growth: pg 26 Address infrastructure challenges in areas with low or negative growth: pg 30 Provide access to high-quality education infrastructure to support lifelong learning: pg 52 Energy Given supply constraints in this key focus is transition to environmentally sustainable sources. Address infrastructure demands in with high population growth: pg 26 Transition to lower carbon energy supply and use: pg 86 Information and Communications Technology (ICT) There are many ICT options that relate to changes to service delivery models and improving our use of existing assets. Address infrastructure demands in areas with high population growth: pg 26 Respond to increasing pressure on health care, particular due to ageing: pg 33 Enable physical activity and participation: pg 37 Address expanded demand on the justice system: pg 50 Provide access to high-quality education infrastructure to support lifelong learning: pg 52
other needs can be addressed by a range of sectors such as Need 1. Address infrastructure demands in areas with high population growth. Cultural, Sporting, Recreation and Tourism The options related to this sector have been spread across needs that relate to social and community cohesion and use of public space. Address infrastructure demands in areas with high population growth: pg 26 Address infrastructure challenges in with low or negative growth: pg 30 Enable physical activity and participation: pg 37 Provide spaces where communities can come together: pg 40 Provide access to high-quality education infrastructure to support lifelong learning: pg 52 Meet growing demand for access to economic activity in central Melbourne: pg 56 Improve access to jobs and services for people in regional and rural areas: pg 68 Help preserve natural environments and minimise biodiversity loss: pg 81 Education and Training The education and training options are mostly clustered one need, reflecting the specific issues related to that sector. Address infrastructure demands in areas with high population growth: pg 26 Address infrastructure challenges in areas with low or negative growth: pg 30 Provide access to high-quality education infrastructure to support lifelong learning: pg 52 Energy Given supply constraints in this key focus is transition to environmentally sustainable sources. Address infrastructure demands in with high population growth: pg 26 Transition to lower carbon energy supply and use: pg 86 Information and Communications Technology (ICT) There are many ICT options that relate to changes to service delivery models and improving our use of existing assets. Address infrastructure demands in areas with high population growth: pg 26 Respond to increasing pressure on health care, particular due to ageing: pg 33 Enable physical activity and participation: pg 37 Address expanded demand on the justice system: pg 50 Provide access to high-quality education infrastructure to support lifelong learning: pg 52
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