Draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan

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Thank you to everyone who contributed to this process. The Sustainable Hobart Action Plan 2020-25 was endorsed by the Special Open City Planning Committee on 23 November. It was then presented to the Council at its meeting on 23 November 2020. The following recommendation was endorsed:

  1. The Council endorse the Sustainable Hobart Action Plan, marked as Attachment A to item 3.1 of the Special Open City Planning Committee agenda of 23 November 2020.
  2. The General Manager be authorised to complete final amendments and edits as necessary to publish the Sustainable Hobart Action Plan.

You can read the results of the community engagement process here. The final Sustainable Hobart Action Plan is now available to read here. Further information about the Sustainable Hobart program can be found on the City of Hobart website.


Project Overview


The City of Hobart endorsed the Draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan 2020-2025: Responding to Climate Change for community engagement on May 25 2020.

The draft Plan describes 42 projects planned for the next 5 years. These have been created in response to the consultation undertaken with the Hobart community for the Community Vision document in 2018 and through the review of the Climate Change Strategy 2013.

The City’s Innovation Division has developed the Draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan to guide the City’s response to the issues the community is facing from a changing climate in an intelligent, localised and community-focused way. These issues impact on the social, economic and cultural well-being of our residents and fabric of our communities and businesses.

The Draft Plan has been developed in consultation with the community, other parts of council and multiple external stakeholders. It aims to promote and develop the City’s climate action leadership by putting forward a series of practical steps to make Hobart a more sustainable city.


Find out more about the project


The City of Hobart has compiled the Draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan. We have also compiled a fact sheet and have set up a FAQ section to answer some common questions. Please visit our Important Links section to read about the related City of Hobart strategies and plans as well as relevant climate change and sustainability documents.

In recognising that community involvement is critical to building a sustainable future, the City is now seeking community and stakeholder feedback on the Draft Plan. Feedback gathered during this phase of engagement will seek to determine the community’s level of support for the Draft Plan and will inform the final Plan.


Get involved and Have Your Say in the following ways:


Thank you to everyone who contributed to this process. The Sustainable Hobart Action Plan 2020-25 was endorsed by the Special Open City Planning Committee on 23 November. It was then presented to the Council at its meeting on 23 November 2020. The following recommendation was endorsed:

  1. The Council endorse the Sustainable Hobart Action Plan, marked as Attachment A to item 3.1 of the Special Open City Planning Committee agenda of 23 November 2020.
  2. The General Manager be authorised to complete final amendments and edits as necessary to publish the Sustainable Hobart Action Plan.

You can read the results of the community engagement process here. The final Sustainable Hobart Action Plan is now available to read here. Further information about the Sustainable Hobart program can be found on the City of Hobart website.


Project Overview


The City of Hobart endorsed the Draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan 2020-2025: Responding to Climate Change for community engagement on May 25 2020.

The draft Plan describes 42 projects planned for the next 5 years. These have been created in response to the consultation undertaken with the Hobart community for the Community Vision document in 2018 and through the review of the Climate Change Strategy 2013.

The City’s Innovation Division has developed the Draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan to guide the City’s response to the issues the community is facing from a changing climate in an intelligent, localised and community-focused way. These issues impact on the social, economic and cultural well-being of our residents and fabric of our communities and businesses.

The Draft Plan has been developed in consultation with the community, other parts of council and multiple external stakeholders. It aims to promote and develop the City’s climate action leadership by putting forward a series of practical steps to make Hobart a more sustainable city.


Find out more about the project


The City of Hobart has compiled the Draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan. We have also compiled a fact sheet and have set up a FAQ section to answer some common questions. Please visit our Important Links section to read about the related City of Hobart strategies and plans as well as relevant climate change and sustainability documents.

In recognising that community involvement is critical to building a sustainable future, the City is now seeking community and stakeholder feedback on the Draft Plan. Feedback gathered during this phase of engagement will seek to determine the community’s level of support for the Draft Plan and will inform the final Plan.


Get involved and Have Your Say in the following ways:


  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Sustainability is the term for all things that decrease our dependence on non-renewable energy and increase the idea of living within the means of our current environment without damaging it for the future. Sustainable initiatives should address the issues of ecological robustness, social equity and economic viability.

     

     

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  • A drop-in information session on the Draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan on Sunday 23 August in the main hall of Mather's House, Mather's Lane.

    Council officers will be present to answer questions that members of the public may have on the draft Sustainable Hobart Action Plan; and on the projects and programs that the City of Hobart undertakes to reduce its emissions and energy use.

    Please note that due to COVID-19 physical distancing requirements, we require a pre-registration/booking system for participants attending this information session, to enable contact tracing if required. 

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