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WSROC's Financial Report for the year to June 2020.

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The Western Sydney Energy Program is a collaboration between nine Western Sydney councils that aims to increase opportunities for energy, cost, and emission savings for councils and their communities.

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WSROC Annual Report 2018-2019

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These Great West Walk tracknotes have been developed by the Walking Volunteers and include information on the route, transport, food and drink, on-route amenities and ascent/descent graphs.

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WSROC's Finanical Report for the year ended June 2019.

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Guidance document Incorporating Urban Heat Objectives into Planning Policy

This document has been prepared to assist council officers to integrate urban heat provisions into Local Strategic Planning Statements and Local Environmental Plans as part of the recent State government planning reforms to support A Metropolis of Three Cities – the Greater Sydney Region Plan and District Plans. The guidance document was developed through a partnership of WSROC and NSROC councils.

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This document has been prepared to assist council officers to escalate the importance of waste and recycling outcomes by incorporating them into Local Strategic Planning Statements and Local Environmental Plans as part of the recent State government planning reforms to support A Metropolis of Three Cities – the Greater Sydney Region Plan and District Plans.

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Turn Down the Heat is a WSROC-led initiative that takes a collaborative, multi-sector approach to tackling urban heat in Western Sydney.

The initiative is guided by the Turn Down the Heat Strategy (launched in December 2018). Developed with the input of 55 different organisations, the Strategy lays out a five-year plan for a cooler, more liveable and resilient future.

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Turn Down the Heat is a WSROC-led initiative that takes a collaborative, multi-sector approach to tackling urban heat in Western Sydney.

The initiative is guided by the Turn Down the Heat Strategy (launched in December 2018). Developed with the input of 55 different organisations, the Strategy lays out a five-year plan for a cooler, more liveable and resilient future.