On 3 October, Infrastructure NSW (INSW) released its 20 year strategy at a CEDA event in Sydney, which includes more 70 recommendations for the 20 years that will add $50 billion and create 100,000 jobs for the State.
30/09/2012
On 3 October, Infrastructure NSW released its 20 year strategy at a CEDA event in Sydney, which includes more 70 recommendations for the next 20 years that will add $50 billion and create 100,000 jobs for the State.
Key recommendations for 2012-2017 include:
Key recommendations for 2017-2022 include:
Key recommendations 2022-2032 include:
In its 20 year strategy, INSW also makes education and health recommendations to support a growing population.
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