About the plan
Throughout the engagement process Queenslanders were asked to describe their ideal future and indicate how it could be achieved. From this, nine foundations emerged.
Click on the following icons to learn more about each foundation including why it was included in the plan, Queenslanders’ vision for the focus area, and the targets and measures that underpin these.
Education
Building life skills and inspiring bright minds.
Community
Making connections.
Regions
Building thriving communities.
Economy
Forging diversity and prosperity.
Health and wellbeing
Being healthy and active.
Environment
Achieving balance.
People
Creating opportunities for everyone.
Infrastructure
Being connected.
Governance
Balancing all our interests.
Foundation elements
The following elements are covered in the content of each foundation area:
Foundation areas
Nine foundations create the framework for The Queensland Plan. It is important to note the connections and interdependence of the foundation areas. Success in one area will directly affect another and require ongoing balance and prioritisation over the next three decades.
Goals and success factors
All foundations have a number of goals that highlight what Queenslanders said they wanted to be, do or achieve. Each goal (35 in total—labelled G1 to G35) is supported by a number of success factors that describe the outcomes Queenslanders want in detail.
Targets and measures
Each foundation has one or more high-level targets to focus our efforts towards achieving success. Targets (20 in total—labelled T1 to T20) will be tracked by one or more primary measures. They have been selected as lead indicators to monitor progress. Secondary measures complement the primary measures and will track different aspects and give a more complete record of progress.
Baseline
Where available, baselines have been sourced from existing data sets as a starting point for future reporting.
Infographics
Unless specified, infographics refer to Queensland data.
