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    Climate Change Action Plan Consultation 2021 (closed)

    Tasmania's previous climate change action plan, Climate Action 21, concluded in June 2021.

    Development of the next whole-of-government action plan is progressing after a public consultation process.

    This new action plan will continue to build on the themes and actions from our previous action plan, with initiatives to be developed in consultation with the community.

    Consultation was conducted over a series of one-on-one meetings and public online workshops, followed by the release of the Opportunities Paper and public call for written submissions. Thank you to everyone who attended an online workshop or provided a written submission to this consultation process.

    You can still access the Opportunities Paper:

    We received 41 submissions in response to the Opportunities Paper. Three submissions were submitted confidentially and will not be published.

    We have prepared a summary of the consultation feedback on development of the next action plan.

    CCYP Ambassadors

    As part of the consultation process, workshops were held with the Commissioner for Children and Young People (CCYP) Ambassadors, in Devonport, Launceston, and Hobart, as well as an online workshop.

    Tasmanian Youth Climate Leaders

    The Tasmanian Government has supported the Greening Australia Tasmanian Youth Climate Leaders' Conferences over many years. Our team attended the conferences to hear their thoughts and ideas about climate change. Watch the Youth Climate Leaders 2021 video.

    Premier's Youth Advisory Council

    As part of the consultation process, two workshops were held with the Premier's Youth Advisory Council.

    While we make every effort to publish items in an accessible format, this is not always possible for documents prepared by others. Some of these submissions may not meet accessibility guidelines.

    Organisations

    1. Action for Climate North West Tasmania (PDF 178.9 KB)
    2. Australia Institute Tasmania (PDF 2.8 MB)
    3. Bicycle Network Tasmania (PDF 1.0 MB)
    4. BP Dover (PDF 82.7 KB)
    5. Break O’Day Council (PDF 165.4 KB)
    6. Brighton Council (PDF 233.1 KB)
    7. City of Hobart – Senior Climate Change Officer (PDF 353.2 KB)
    8. Climate Tasmania (PDF 2.2 MB)
    9. ClimateWorks Australia (PDF 349.0 KB)
    10. CSIRO (PDF 374.8 KB)
    11. Doctors for the Environment (PDF 1.5 MB)
    12. Environmental Defenders Office (PDF 283.7 KB)
    13. Hydro Tasmania (PDF 1.2 MB)
    14. Launceston Chamber of Commerce (PDF 134.4 KB)
    15. Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT) (PDF 350.3 KB)
    16. Private Forests Tasmania / Tree Alliance (PDF 353.0 KB)
    17. Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority (PDF 333.0 KB)
    18. TasCOSS (PDF 2.3 MB)
    19. Tasmanian Way (PDF 202.9 KB)
    20. TasNetworks (PDF 962.3 KB)
    21. The Good Car Company (PDF 378.5 KB)
    22. University of Tasmania (PDF 3.9 MB)

    Individuals

    1. Clive Attwater (PDF 172.8 KB)
    2. Stephen Barrett (PDF 82.5 KB)
    3. Ben & Pen Clark (PDF 97.7 KB)
    4. Rosemary Farrell (PDF 96.0 KB)
    5. Tony Heald (PDF 83.9 KB)
    6. John Hughes (PDF 81.8 KB)
    7. Casey Mainsbridge (PDF 81.7 KB)
    8. Ana Navidad (PDF 86.6 KB)
    9. Roger Proctor & Wendy Fountain (PDF 74.6 KB)
    10. Andrew Ricketts (PDF 74.6 KB)
    11. Hannah Sadler (PDF 88.3 KB)
    12. Dr Clare Smith (PDF 90.0 KB)
    13. Michael Wadsley (PDF 82.6 KB)
    14. Penny Wadsley (PDF 84.4 KB)
    15. David Wanless (PDF 86.3 KB)
    16. Andrew Wilkie (PDF 843.2 KB)

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