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RDA Sydney

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  • 20 May to 24 May 13
    Central Coast residents who commute to Sydney for work will be able...
  • Friday, 24th May 2013
    A new plan for action to realise a greater Sydney

Regional Development Australia (RDA) is a nation-wide initiative between the Australian, State and Territory Governments comprising of 55 RDA Committees. For more information please visit www.rda.gov.au


Who are we?

As a Regional Development Australia Committee RDA Sydney is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW State Governments, to advance sustainable economic development and social equity within Sydney’s Regions.

 

Who do we work with?

All levels of Government, Industry Groups, Businesses, Research Development, Education & Training Institutes and Community Members. 

 

What do we do?

  • IDENTIFY and advise Government about needs and opportunities within Sydney
  • FACILITATE  the development of new ideas with key industry or community partners
  • SUPPORT  the implementation of economic, social and sustainable development projects

 

What can RDA Sydney do for you?
 

  • COLLABORATE with you to Identify and address key issues affecting growth in your region
  • CONNECT you to key players, experts and decision makers in industry and business
  • SUPPORT you, your programs and initiatives across your region

 

How do we do this?         

  • Interest Groups
  • Round tables
  • Skills development initiatives and task forces
  • Gather economic, sustainability and social inclusion information of Sydney’s regions
  • Provide web based information on Government Grant programs and initiatives


We encourage you to utilise all the information on the RDA Sydney website and welcome your partnership in:

 

'Advancing Sustainable Economic Development and Social Equity', in  Sydney's Regions.

 

 

 

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Last Updated: 15 May 2013