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For the purposes of defining our actions and initiatives in implementing Sustainability and Resilience 2030 over the next decade, we have outlined the context of the Nine Interconnected Priority Statements in more detail. We have structured our actions for these statements across five key thematics: planet, people, prosperity, peace and partnerships. This connects to the United Nations framing of the SDGs as well as provides a platform for extension of these concepts across Indigenous knowledges and Planetary Health.
Further engagement and consultation are required across the University in order to further develop and finalise the key focus and actions across our Nine Interconnected Priority Statements for our decadal horizon. We will do this using our CORE (Curriculum, Operations, Research and Engagement) framework which will allow deep connection across the University’s key areas of responsibility. It is proposed that focus groups will be formed for each themetic – planet, people, prosperity, peace and partnerships – in order to further define and develop the specific focus areas and key targets for related priority statements over the next decade. These focus groups will also remain in place to monitor progress toward realisation of our strategy and report on progress to an executive sponsor group. This will provide clear accountability for progressing and monitoring the achievement of our strategic intent of the Sustainability and Resilience 2030.
Some suggested actions have been included for each thematic as a starting point. The actions and targets to be further developed should outline how we will make a difference to our community, staff and students in a regional and global context by mobilising activities related to each priority statement.
