South Australias Strategic Plan - Regionalising the plan

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There are some good new targets in this update. Achieving the venture capital target will signal an important upswing in backing dynamic young South Australian companies which are key to our economic future

Amanda Heyworth
CEO, Playford Capital

Regionalising the plan

When the updated Plan was released in early 2007, it included the recommendation that the Plan be `regionalised'. This means that each region will focus on those targets that are a local priority and develop their own regional ‘sub-plans’ about how to achieve results in those target areas.

New state government regions - Regional boundaries
Description: State Government Regions for South Australia

There are twelve regions in South Australia. These are:

Adelaide Hills
Barossa
Eastern Adelaide
Eyre and Western
Far North
Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island
Limestone Coast
Murray and Mallee
Northern Adelaide
Southern Adelaide
Western Adelaide
Yorke and Mid North

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