Corny Point, Yorke Peninsula. Image Credit: Ben Goode

Priorities

Priority areas for Regional Development Australia (RDA) regions in South Australia
White lighthouse shining its light under a starry night sky with a bright moon over dark silhouette of land and ocean. Yorke Peninsula Corny Point.

Regional Investment Framework

The Regional Investment Framework is the Australian Government’s approach to supporting strong and sustainable regions. Regional Development Australia aligns its priorities with the framework to guide its work in each region.

The Framework is a new approach to how the Australian Government delivers regional investment, valuing local voices and priorities, being informed by and building the evidence, operating with flexibility, integrity and transparency, and coordinating across governments to make investments work better for regions.

The Regional Investment Framework outlines the following key priorities:

Investing in People

Putting people at the forefront of growth, with local voices influencing decision making.
Listening to local voices and partnering with communities.
Targeted investment in skills, education, training and local leadership capacity.

Investing in Places

Targeted and place-based investment that enables communities to thrive.
Supporting adaptive, accessible, sustainable and liveable regions.
Delivering infrastructure where and when it is needed.

Investing in Services

Investment in regional services with a focus on improving quality and accessibility.
Enhancing connectivity, accessibility and equity of services.
Investment including across communications, health, water, and transport.

Investing in Industries and Local Economies

Ensuring regional industries and economies are positioned for sustainable growth.
Investment to help activate economic and industry growth.
Supporting the conditions needed for industries to diversify and grow.

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