Targets

The City of Melbourne has developed eleven targets

1. By 2020 one hundred percent of visitors to and residents of the City will feel welcome, safe and engaged. (Method: Annual Local Government Survey)
2. By 2020 all residents can easily and affordably access council information and services either electronically or by other methods.
3. A 20% increase (on 2008 levels) in the number of primary and secondary school students on excursions into the City by 2020.
4. Attain xxx% of affordable housing in the city (an increase of 10???%) and expand the diversity of housing options for people wanting to live in the city. NADINE / Nanette
5. Total employment to exceed 400,000 by 2020. Increase of Advanced Manufacturing, Finance Services, Business and Property Services and Education sectors within the City of Melbourne’s economy structure.
6. Zero Net emissions by 2020
7. Achieve a 40% reduction (from 2000 levels) in water use by Council, residents and businesses by 2020.
8. Melbourne will be ranked in the world’s top 10 research centres as well as the top 5 cities for international higher education
9. One hundred percent of students graduating from institutions within the City of Melbourne consider their education was positively contributed to by their experience within the City of Melbourne.
10. 90% of people to get to work in the City of Melbourne by walking, bike riding and public transport
11. 30 km speed limits in the central city and residential areas by 2020.