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Help us shape the direction of industry policy in NSW
Public consultation for the NSW Industry Policy Green Paper has closed. Thank you so much for your survey responses, ideas and comments. Please see submissions provided by Australia and NSW's industry ecosystem to the right of this page.
The NSW Government is preparing a White Paper on Industry Policy that will set directions to underpin the State’s economic performance over the next 10 to 15 years.
To ensure that NSW industry policy continues to benefit NSW industries and residents, we have invited feedback on the forces driving substantial, rapid and ongoing change across the economy and on the actions to ensure NSW continues to offer a business environment enabling accelerated growth.
Our Green Paper explores a range of transformative forces
Transformative forces driving structural economic change over the next 10 to 15 years will underpin industry policy reform in NSW. Examples of these forces include:
Transition to net zero emissions by 2050.
Building a circular economy.
Shifting to an increasingly digital economy.
Harnessing new opportunities and managing risks in global value chains; and
Capitalisingon growing consumer markets in Asia.
The White Paper on Industry Policy for NSW aims to set the enabling conditions for this investment to take place. TheGreen Paperbuilds on the NSW Industry Development Framework released in February 2022.
Public submissions
Public submissions were invited from NSW industry groups, individual businesses, higher education and research institutions and interested members of the broader community. The Green Paper set out a series of questions to guide these written submissions.
This consultation is now closed. Thank you for taking part. We are currently reviewing your submissions and responses to prepare the Industry Policy White Paper.
Public consultation for the NSW Industry Policy Green Paper has closed. Thank you so much for your survey responses, ideas and comments. Please see submissions provided by Australia and NSW's industry ecosystem to the right of this page.
The NSW Government is preparing a White Paper on Industry Policy that will set directions to underpin the State’s economic performance over the next 10 to 15 years.
To ensure that NSW industry policy continues to benefit NSW industries and residents, we have invited feedback on the forces driving substantial, rapid and ongoing change across the economy and on the actions to ensure NSW continues to offer a business environment enabling accelerated growth.
Our Green Paper explores a range of transformative forces
Transformative forces driving structural economic change over the next 10 to 15 years will underpin industry policy reform in NSW. Examples of these forces include:
Transition to net zero emissions by 2050.
Building a circular economy.
Shifting to an increasingly digital economy.
Harnessing new opportunities and managing risks in global value chains; and
Capitalisingon growing consumer markets in Asia.
The White Paper on Industry Policy for NSW aims to set the enabling conditions for this investment to take place. TheGreen Paperbuilds on the NSW Industry Development Framework released in February 2022.
Public submissions
Public submissions were invited from NSW industry groups, individual businesses, higher education and research institutions and interested members of the broader community. The Green Paper set out a series of questions to guide these written submissions.
This consultation is now closed. Thank you for taking part. We are currently reviewing your submissions and responses to prepare the Industry Policy White Paper.
‘Industry policy’ uses targeted government interventions to improve the business environment or shift the structure of economic activity towards sectors or technologies that offer better prospects for economic growth. It operates within the wider set of macroeconomic, trade, environmental and labour market policies, and is one component of the NSW Government’s broader economic strategy to achieve the best conditions in which industries and businesses can thrive.
Timeline
Open and listening
Help us shape the direction of industry policy in NSW has finished this stage
We're listening and will respond to your questions, ideas and feedback. Give your views until Friday 24 June 2022.
Under review
Help us shape the direction of industry policy in NSW is currently at this stage
We'll review what you told us.
Sharing White Paper on Industry Policy
this is an upcoming stage for Help us shape the direction of industry policy in NSW
We’ll share with you the White Paper on Industry Policy by December 2022.