Our progress

We regularly track and monitor our effectiveness.

We have a range of targets, indicators and performance measures. We use these to monitor the progress of the Environment and Liveability Strategy.

To make sure we’re on track, we use annual performance measures and long-term targets. We also monitor and report on our tasks and specific projects.

Our annual report tells you about our progress and what we’ve achieved each year. Read our 2021/22 annual report (PDF, 1242KB).

Annual performance measures

Our 5 performance measures are critical indicators of our progress. We use performance measures to inform our corporate reporting. They also help guide our 5 year implementation plan (PDF, 1407KB) for the strategy.

We report on our 5 performance measures annually.

Strategic Pathway 1: A resilient region shaped by clever planning and good design

Annual Performance MeasureBaseline2021/222021/22 Outcome
No loss of the regional inter-urban break in its current extent32,034 hectares32,034 hectaresNo change to the current extent

Strategic Pathway 2: Protection and enhancement of our natural assets and distinctive landscapes

Annual Performance MeasureBaseline2021/222021/22 Outcome
Hectares of land per 1000 residents acquired through the Environment Levy for conservation and preservation purposes maintained9.6 hectares per 1000 residents11.25 hectares per 1000 residents*165.5 hectares of land acquired

Strategic Pathway 3: Responsive accessible and well managed assets and infrastructure

Annual Performance MeasureBaseline2021/222021/22 Outcome
Hectares of land per 1000 residents for sport and recreation purposes maintained+4.74 hectares per 1000 residents4.65 hectares per 1000 residents*230 hectares of land secured

Strategic Pathway 4: Transitioning to a sustainable and affordable way of living

Annual Performance MeasureBaseline2021/222021/22 Outcome
Renewable energy capacity increased124.8 megawatts388.1 megawattsIncrease of 69.5 megawatts^

Strategic Pathway 5: A reputation for innovation and sustainability

Annual Performance MeasureBaseline2021/222021/22 Outcome
Council’s greenhouse gas emissions reduced0.58 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per resident0.62 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per resident*Increase of 0.05 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per resident^

*Based on a population forecast figure of 360,108 (30 June 2022).

^Compared to 2020/21 results.

The annual performance measure for sport and recreation purposes includes strategic lands for which open space categories will be confirmed through future master planning and may result in changes to the performance measure outcome.

Tasks

Delivering the Environment and Liveability Strategy is a momentous job. We have 26 transformational actions, with more than 120 specific tasks. We update the progress of our tasks annually.

You can find out about our tasks in our implementation plan (PDF, 1407KB). The plan shows tasks that are complete, underway or yet to start.

Previous annual reports

Sunshine Coast Council acknowledges the Sunshine Coast Country, home of the Kabi Kabi peoples and the Jinibara peoples, the Traditional Custodians, whose lands and waters we all now share.
We commit to working in partnership with the Traditional Custodians and the broader First Nations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) community to support self-determination through economic and community development.
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