Vancouver's Strategic Plan A Vision for an Equitable and Sustainable Future

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The Vancouver Strategic Plan, established by the City Council in June 2023, outlines a comprehensive vision for the city over the next six years, prioritizing equity, safety, and climate resilience. This plan not only addresses pressing local challenges but also harnesses opportunities to enhance community engagement and livability. Built upon the foundation of previous strategic efforts and extensive public involvement, the plan reflects the hopes and values of Vancouver's residents. Core values such as livability, equity and inclusion, innovation, sustainability, and community trust will guide the city's policies and programs. To measure progress, the plan will employ long-term community indicators and specific performance measures aligned with its focus areas.

A strategic dashboard is anticipated to launch in 2024, offering transparency and accountability in monitoring the city's initiatives. By emphasizing collaboration and community feedback, Vancouver aims to evolve into a more inclusive and resilient urban environment. This strategic approach will not only preserve the city's unique characteristics but also foster sustainable growth and development.

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