Supporting community led creative solutions for regional Australia
Economic Transitions
Supporting economic development and sustainability for communities and Traditional Owner groups in regional Australia has been the core of our business for over 10 years. We utilise a community participation model as an integral part of our sustainable development approach in all projects and value the bottom-up approach. This approach allows us to focus on the three core lenses (IDEO) to test ideas, concepts and hypotheses in determining the unique value proposition: the desirability of the community, the most feasible and viable outcomes likely to be sustainable. We also ensure that project outcomes align with the Sustainable Development Goals developed by the United National General Assembly and adopted by Australia in 2015.
Our point of difference is that project outcomes are not based solely on desktop analysis and research. Considerable time is spent in and with community, engaging and building relationships, ensuring outcomes are realistic, community led and driven, and provide economic and social outcomes for all stakeholders.
Economic Transitions is recognised as an industry leader in regional development with extensive economic and tourism development capability, community and Traditional Owner engagement expertise for post mine closure land use, and business development capability. We engage with community for community, and work with them to support their vision.
To provide creative solutions for regional Australia developed by the community for the community.
OUR MISSION
Browse our previous projects
Feasibility Studies
Tourism Development
Community Engagement for Mine Closure
Business Sustainability
We follow principled consulting - a practice consisting of 7 principles that are adhered to on every project we conduct:
1. Integrity:
We have a level of historic performance that backs the foundations of professionalism from which we deliver to every client and every project. This is backed by reference.
Our obligation is to report truthfully and accurately on all aspects of the project, based on the information that is provided to us by the client, stakeholders and research.
2. Fair Presentation:
3. Due Professional Care:
The application of diligence and judgment in reviewing all data collected.
4. Confidentiality:
The documentation and security of information is at the forefront of all projects.
5. Independence:
The basis for the impartiality of the process and objectivity of conclusions, provides a quality of report.
6. Evidence-based approach:
The rational method for reaching reliable and reproducible conclusions in a systematic process.
7. Risk-based approach:
An approach that considers risks with equal importance as the opportunities.