CRADLE COAST AUTHORITY
The Cradle Coast Authority is a joint authority created to co-ordinate and drive economic development across the nine local government areas of North-West and Western Tasmania.
The Authority's primary role is to identify priorities for economic development and to broker partnerships between the different levels of government, industry and community groups to address these priorities on a regional scale.
The Authority is currently engaged in a wide range of regional initiatives including:
- Tourism
- Natural Resource Management (NRM)
- Health
- Education, Training and Workforce Development
- Industry development
- Transport
- Local Government
- Water resources
- Other issues identified by the Board or Councils, and agreed to by the Representatives
The Authority's member Councils contribute to its annual budget for core operations.
The Cradle Coast Authority is continually seeking new opportunities to represent and serve its region's interests.
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