Territory 2030
Territory 2030
What are your hopes and goals for your own future? What about for your community and the Territory? These were some of the questions posed to participants of the Territory 2030 Youth Say. Read more...
Territory 2030 is about our future. Partnership and dialogue are crucial. Working together, we can contribute to and support this long-term plan for the Northern Territory and eventually we will look back with pride on not only what we have achieved, but what we believed was possible. You can find out more by catching the Parliamentary Secretary at a community forum or stall, requesting a briefing or by attending a Territory 2030 conference.
Territory 2030 is a long-term plan with clear targets that provide a framework for the government's strategic plans and policy initiatives. Read more...
Over 50 young Territorians attended the Territory 2030 Youth Say 2012 and were able to showcase their talents and share their thoughts about Territory 2030. Read more...
The first Territory 2030 Scorecard was released on 2 May 2012. It reports on progress made towards achieving the 128 targets two years into the 20-year plan. Read more...
Territory 2030 is about our future. Partnership and dialogue are crucial. Find out how you can get involved.Read more...
Data snapshots provide the Territory community with an opportunity to see how we are progressing against Territory 2030 targets. Read more...
Do you want to receive updates on Territory 2030 events and announcements? Read more...
Territory 2030 Strategic Plan is a road map for the future. It sets priorities and guides government’s efforts over the next two decades, mapping out where the Territory, as a community, wants to be by the year 2030.
The plan contains 128 targets under six themes: education, society, economic sustainability, health and wellbeing, the environment, and knowledge, creativity and innovation. It was developed by an independent steering committee after extensive consultation with the Northern Territory community, which included 14 community meetings and 123 formal submissions.
