Case study:
The Great Barrier Reef Economic Zone
A strategy for regional resilience and circularity
The Great Barrier Reef’s future is both an environmental and economic priority. With 1.2 million residents in the reef region, its health directly impacts local communities and economies. However, current strategies often separate environmental concerns from economic and social realities.
The Great Barrier Reef Economic Zone aims to integrate these aspects, viewing reef management as part of a system where economic resilience, ecological health, and social stability coexist.
Circular Futures NQ session
In The Great Barrier Reef Economic Zone session, collaboration strategist Jelenko Dragisic and sustainable development advocate Dr Keith Noble will address critical questions:
- How does a systemic approach to resilience support circular economy efforts in the region?
- How can circular economy strategies ensure a resilient reef and strong regional economy?
- What role does cross-sector collaboration play, and how do we initiate it?
Ahead of the session, you’re invited to read this paper and gain insights into how circular economy strategies and cross-sector collaboration can drive sustainable solutions.
For further information reach out to keith@insideout-architects.com or jelenko.dragisic@gmail.com
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Circular Futures NQ
Northern Australia’s Innovation and Sustainability Summit will explore the latest innovations, solutions, and approaches to building a sustainable and resilient future.
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Queensland 4810
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