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NSW Government seeks input from councils on technology action plan

by Stephanie Nestor
April 19, 2022
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The New South Wales Government is inviting local councils to participate in two virtual roundtables, to learn how it can support local governments to adopt place-based uses of technology and data solutions. 

The State Government wants to hear from councils using technologies, data insights and connected devices to improve community services and operational efficiency, or those who wish to start.

The insights gained will help the New South Wales Government update its Smart Places Action Plan. 

Local council officers in New South Wales are encouraged to attend, including those working as:

  • Community strategic planners, policy and community engagement professionals 
  • Precinct managers, strategic land use planners and place designers, including open space 
  • Asset and infrastructure planners and managers 
  • Data and ICT professionals
  • Innovation and strategy
  • Economic development professionals

There will be two virtual roundtables for council officers to share experiences and ideas.  

The two sessions are: 

  1. Regional and coastal councils: held at 10am – 11.30am on 2 May 2022, register here
  2. Metropolitan councils: held at 2pm – 3.30pm on 2 May 2022, register here

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