Most Accessible Community in WA Awards (MACWA) 2024 Coming Soon!
MACWA is an initiative that provides an opportunity for Local Governments to showcase their commitment to inclusive and accessible communities. Based on Local Government Disability Access Inclusion Plans, the MACWA Awards seek to recognise those Cities, Towns and Shires who demonstrate that they have exceeded minimum legislative requirements with a creative and innovative approach.
These Awards provide Local Governments an opportunity to promote their programs, services, facilities, public open spaces and information technology to the sector and the community. This provides awareness of the work being done to ensure that people with disability, their families and carers are welcomed, included and catered for in the community.
We encourage you to contribute to the 2024 awards which are coming soon!
Document Repository
To view documents, first select a category folder from the document repository below:
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2015-09-18-Minutes.pdf
application/pdf2015-09-18-Minutes.pdf Open Download Copy Link 1.16 MB 2020-04-15 April 15, 2020 2023-06-01 June 1, 2023 |
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2015-12-10-Minutes.pdf
application/pdf2015-12-10-Minutes.pdf Open Download Copy Link 485.76 KB 2020-04-15 April 15, 2020 2023-06-01 June 1, 2023 |
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2015-09-18-Minutes.pdf
application/pdf2015-09-18-Minutes.pdf Open Download Copy Link 1.16 MB 2020-04-15 April 15, 2020 2023-06-01 June 1, 2023 |
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2015-12-10-Minutes.pdf
application/pdf2015-12-10-Minutes.pdf Open Download Copy Link 485.76 KB 2020-04-15 April 15, 2020 2023-06-01 June 1, 2023 |
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Research Outputs
To complement the advocacy and project work undertaken by the Alliance, a significant body of work has been undertaken by the University of Western Australia to provide a solid research base to underpin and inform strategic decision making.
- Regional Capitals in the WA Settlement Hierarchy – Population
- Regional Capitals in the WA Settlement Hierarchy – Employment Growth and Diversity
- Regional Capitals in the WA Settlement Hierarchy – Endogenous Growth and Local Competitiveness
- Regional Capitals in the WA Settlement Hierarchy – Identifying Regional Capitals
- Regional Capitals in the WA Settlement Hierarchy – Employment Growth and Local Occupational Structures
- Understanding Local Competitiveness – Identifying Key and Strategic Industries, Broome 2001-2011
- Understanding Local Competitiveness – Identifying Key and Strategic Industries, Albany 2001-2011
- Understanding Local Competitiveness – Identifying Key and Strategic Industries, City of Greater Geraldton 2001-2011
- Understanding Local Competitiveness – Identifying Key and Strategic Industries, Greater Bunbury 2001-2011
- Understanding Local Competitiveness – Identifying Key and Strategic Industries, Kalgoorlie-Boulder 2001-2011
- Understanding Local Competitiveness – Identifying Key and Strategic Industries, Karratha 2001-2011
- Understanding Local Competitiveness – Identifying Key and Strategic Industries, Port Hedland 2001-2011
- Understanding Local Economic Resilience – Long-run Income Dynamics, Albany 1980-2013
- Understanding Local Economic Resilience – Long-run Wage Dynamics, Greater Geraldton 1980-2013
- Understanding Local Economic Resilience – Long-run Income Dynamics, Karratha 1980-2013
- Understanding Local Economic Resilience – Long-run Wage Dynamics, Kalgoorlie-Boulder 1980-2013
- Understanding Local Economic Resilience – Long-run Income Dynamics, Port Hedland 1980-2013