Mid West Development Commission
Government in Geraldton-Greenough

The strategy proposes seven key initiatives to move the little business sector towards the desired Mid West Blueprint visions for An economically different and dynamic business sector that captures the productive capacity of the region and coverts opportunity to employment. This strategy proposes a program of initiatives that will assist create and sustain the correct business environment. The Mid West Regional Blueprint is this region’s growth and development plan that proposes a number of tall level strategies. A critical element identified in the Economic Development Pillar was Tourism, as one of the key focus areas that would drive the region’s lengthy term economic growth. In addition to fresh possibilities for growth, this also increases competition for investment between regions. Nevertheless, the Mid West faces a number of education and training challenges and further investment is critical for regional growth and development. Identify infrastructure services required to support economic and social development within the region. As a dedicated local business owner Todd is passionate about expanding the Mid West as a service center for the North West of WA and advocates for continued infrastructure investment in local businesses. Michelle joined the Commission Board in 2012 as a Local Government member. She has mighty community involvement in sport, environment, heritage and industry development. Michelle is passionate about local communities and has extensive experience working within community, industry and government organizations in a variety of roles. The Mid West Regional Blueprint presents a long term vision to promote key investments to assist grow the Mid West and assist ensure it remains an extraordinary deposit to live, work, scrutinize and invest. The Regional Development Strategy (Strategy) is a plan to build on the potential of our regions for the earnings of all Western Australians. Construction of a multipurpose community center in the active community of Horrocks. The Mid West Development Commission plays a key role in the ongoing economic development of the region through planning, facilitating and promoting development that makes the Mid West the region of choice. The Mid West Development Commission is committed to creating highly nice communities by building communities with mighty social capital and infrastructure. The Mid West offers Western Australia’s most different regional economy with a range of industry sectors that bear both a stable economic platform and a variety of employment opportunities. From mining, fishing and agriculture, to retail, health protection and social assistance, public administration and safety, education and training, manufacturing and construction, opportunity awaits. The Mid West has the maximum diverse regional economy in Western Australia with strengths in a number of key areas. Royalties for Regions underpins the State Government's long term commitment to developing Western Australia's regional areas into powerful and vibrant regional communities that are fine places to live, labor and invest. Improving services to regional communities. Investment in the Mid West is guided by the Mid West Regional Blueprint, the region's aspirational growth plan with a vision for 2050. Mid West Development Commission (MW DC) Chairman, Hon Murray griddle said quality telecommunications' infrastructure was fundamental to the prosperous tomorrow of the Mid West and essential to providing communities with the skill to leverage connectivity for a range of social and economic outcomes. Over the following four weeks, project partner will deliver an enterprise programmed supporting youth projects, begin ups, tall growth ventures and public and private infrastructure projects.