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The Strategic
Plan guides all that City of Darwin does. It describes a future for the city
that Council will use to develop its services, resources and programs to best
serve our community.
The year 2020
is only 2 years away and at that time the current City of Darwin’s Evolving
Darwin 2020 Strategic Plan will have reached the end of its timeline. It is
important that City of Darwin seek to be forward thinking and engage with the
future. As a result, City of Darwin is developing its Strategic Plan
for 2030.
The Summit will be a representative group of 80 community members working together to plan the future of City of Darwin. The Summit will be held over 2 whole days to
deliberate over the vision, values and goals for the City of Darwin municipal
area.
This
invitation is being sent to 5,000 households across the City of Darwin and
2,000 to the communities around the City of Darwin
(including Palmerston and Litchfield). Any individual in
the household may register their interest. This invitation is not transferable
outside the household that received it. A random selection process will be
undertaken by independent consultants democracyCo to finalise participants.
Everyone who registers will be entered into a random selection process undertaken by independent consultants democracyCo to finalise
the participants. On registration, you’ll be asked a few questions to ensure
the Summit broadly represents the city and the demographics of the general
population.