Prioritising connections with regional education suppliers, business and existing industries ahead of those from further afield
The local and regional industries, education suppliers and businesses, along with the community on general, should be prioritised with regards to input and consultation, in order to secure the best possible outcomes for surrounding communities who will be impacted by off shore wind developments
Connecting with the community through prioritising local education facilities, businesses and industries is essential. The Gippsland community can significantly benefit economically, socially, environmentally and politically from off-shore wind energy at little or not cost through this initiative. Win/win.
Its important to work alongside with local communities for better outcomes that are healthy and supportive. This will allow locals to feel heard and possibly be more open to new ideas
Local education suppliers, business and industries are well placed to identify and respond to local considerations to get the best outcomes, that might not be obvious to or taken into consideration by, education suppliers, business and industries from further away
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