Regional Development Australia (RDA) Tasmania is an organisation dedicated to driving economic, social, and environmental development across the state of Tasmania.
Formed through a partnership between the Australian Government, the Tasmanian Government, and local governments, RDA Tasmania operates under a national charter to address regional development challenges and opportunities. The Strategic Regional Plan focuses on leveraging Tasmania's unique strengths and addressing key issues such as workforce development, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. The plan emphasises community leadership, economic potential, social inclusion, and climate change adaptation to ensure balanced and sustainable regional development.
RDA Tasmania facilitates growth by:
- Bringing people together and building strong relationships.
- Enabling action by laying the groundwork needed for progress.
- Influence by driving initiatives through collaboration.
- Incubate and embed by leading projects and taking direct action when necessary.
This multifaceted approach ensures that RDA Tasmania can effectively support and enhance the state's regional communities in various capacities.
Strategic Regional Plan for Tasmania 2023
This Strategic Regional Plan (SRP) has been prepared by Regional Development Australia Tasmania (RDAT). It is a Plan for Strategic Regional Priorities for Tasmania, and reflects the vision of the Australian Government, the Tasmanian State Government and Local Governments in Tasmania.
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RDA Tasmania welcomes the release of the National Urban Policy, highlighting key issues for smaller cities like Hobart & Launceston. The policy focuses on tailored urban planning, sustainable development, and balancing growth with agricultural……
Yesterday, we attended the Tasmanian Logistics Committee meeting and a tour of the latest upgrades at @hobart_airport. Hosted by the @taschamber, the committee brings together key stakeholders in freight and export logistics to tackle the……
RDA Tasmania presents: Bushfire Severity Mapping – Interactive Info Session with Geoneon Join Roxane Bandini-Maeder from Geoneon for a deep dive into AI-driven bushfire severity mapping and its role in disaster risk assessment, community safety,……
🎉 Bringing Higher Education to the East Coast! The @ausgov @albomp has announced 10 new Regional University Study Hubs, including one supporting the entire East Coast Tasmania, based in St Helens. This is a game-changer for local students, making……
The Tasmanian Government’s Community Grants Unit has some great funding opportunities available! If your organisation could benefit, check them out below 👇👇 🌟 Disaster Ready Fund Round Three – Supporting projects that enhance disaster……
