LOGAN & REDLANDS
What we do
Regional Development Australia (RDA) Logan & Redlands is part of a national network of 50 Committees across Australia’s capital cities and regions, including the Indian Ocean Territories, Norfolk Island and Jervis Bay Territory. These Committees are made up of local leaders who work with all levels of government, business and community groups to support the economic development of their regions.
RDAs play a role in helping to drive economic growth, innovation and entrepreneurship in regions through facilitating investment in community, industry and the environment. RDAs assist to bridge the regional development gaps in regions by working with a broad range of stakeholders across sectors and supporting the delivery of identified Australian Government strategic priorities.
RDA Logan & Redlands works within the Logan City and Redland City Local Government Areas.
The Hon. Gary Hardgrave, Chair
Regional Investment Framework
Regional Investment Framework
Focus our activities and strategy on delivery of the Regional Investment Framework in our region, including investment in people, places, services, and industries and local economies
Decarbonisation
Decarbonisation
Support decarbonisation efforts and the transformation to a net zero economy and enable regional linkages between sectors to achieve these aims
Local Data & Intelligence
Local Data & Intelligence
Contribute relevant data and local intelligence to support the evidence base to inform regional development strategies, program design and policy responses
Grant Opportunities
Grant Opportunities
Support regional stakeholders, including local government and the not-for-profit-sector, to seek grant opportunities that advance strategic regional priorities
Economic Development & Innovation
Economic Development & Innovation
Build the evidence for economic development, including innovation and diversification strategies
Engagement Across the 3 Levels of Government
Engagement Across the 3 Levels of Government
Facilitate meaningful engagement across the three levels of government to ensure investments deliver better outcomes for regions