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The International Rural Network's Forum 2012

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Date and Time: 
24 September 2012 (All day) - 28 September 2012 (All day)

RSVP information

All enquiries should be directed to irn2012.enquiries@unisa.edu.au

Location

University of South Australia’s Centre for Regional Engagement, Whyalla Campus.
111 Nicolson Avenue
WHYALLA NORRIE, SA 5608
Australia

Description

 This event will be hosted by the University of South Australia's Centre for Rural Health and Community Developmen

Building on an initial gathering in Townsville, Australia, and on four previous conferences held in Vancouver Island, Canada; Inverness, Scotland; Abingdon, USA and Udaipur, India, the 2012 IRN World Forum in the Upper Spencer Gulf, South Australia, will bring together practitioners, policy makers and scholars with an interest in regional, rural and remote communities across the world.

IRN gatherings emphasise the sharing of practical experience and the value of local knowledge in addressing local challenges.   This is especially important in the areas of community and economic development, health, education, culture and environment.   The theme of IRN 2012 is Rural and Remote Resilience:  Making the Priorities Possible.  A key aim of IRN 2012 is to attract presentations which join together community groups and practitioners with researchers / academics and or policymakers / industry.

IRN 2012 will focus on participation. There are options for academic scholarship, storytelling and themed workshops. IRN 2012 will also include a forum for PhD students with a half day colloquium and panel session planned.

Unlocking the Economic and Social Potential of Regional Australia

Event type: 
Date and Time: 
22 February 2011 (All day) - 23 February 2011 (All day)

RSVP information

mail to: registration@criterionconferences.com TEl: 1300 316 882

Location

Chifley Albury, Albury Wodonga
Australia

Description

Unlocking the Economic & Social Potential of Regional Australia will present strategies that support best practice in regional policy and economic development. It will cover planning for sustainable development, diversifying regional industries and building a viable digital economy, with particular a focus on the delivery of health, infrastructure, education, employment services and the role of the private sector.
 
Be part of discussions on:
•     Putting regional communities first in the decision-making process
•     Driving regional development across sectors, including education, health, employment and infrastructure
•     Assessing the role of the three tiers of government, private industry and community groups
•     Planning for the future of regional Australia

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