About the blueprint design
Together with industry and key stakeholders, the Queensland Government is embarking on a transformative journey, focusing on innovation and collaboration to co-deliver a 25-year blueprint for a better future to 2050.
Recognising global, national and local shifts affecting our primary industries makes this transformative change necessary.
To commence this journey, around 250 industry representatives from agriculture, fisheries, forestry, biosecurity, research, investment and government came together on 26 February at the Queensland Primary Industries Forum to discuss ideas.
The forum explored key factors that will influence Queensland’s primary industries, such as shifts in globalisation, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations, climate and labour needs, and the strategic opportunities offered by digital and technology, diversification, advanced manufacturing and international megatrends. You can view a summary of the forum discussions in the Document Library on this page.
The forum was followed by public consultation on the draft blueprint across the state, where we heard from thousands of Queenslanders on their ideas and experiences.
The blueprint will be co-invested and co-delivered with government, industry and stakeholders along the supply chain to reach the Government's goal to increase the value of Queensland’s primary industries to $30 billion by 2030.
The blueprint will be supported by a series of 5-year action plans that will be shaped by local priorities to ensure we can collectively deliver on our vision for primary industries.
For further information on the consultation stages for designing the blueprint, see our timeline on this page.
