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Key performance indicators

Table 16 identifies the key performance indicators that will be used to assess the performance of the NCWSIP and how
frequently the reviews will be completed.

It is proposed that a review of the strategy and its implementation be undertaken within five years and a major update completed
by 2031.

Key performance Measurement Review
indicator time-frame

INFRASTRUCTURE

Cycle network growth Kilometres of new or upgraded cycleways (1) Annually

Walk network growth Kilometres of new or upgraded footpaths (1) Annually

Completion of Principal Cycle 20kms of PCN Priority A routes completed every five years (1) Every five years
Network (PCN) Priority A routes
New or improved mid-trip and end- Additional number of assets along walk and cycle pathways (1) Annually
of-trip facilities

PARTICIPATION

Increase in cyclist volumes by type (eg gender, age, e-wheeling user) on
Cyclist participation growth Annually
pathways and on cycleways. (2)
Walking participation growth Increase in pedestrian volumes by type (eg gender, age) on pathways (2) Annually

Increased journey to work bike Increase in people bike riding to work (2016 ABS data indicates that 0.9% of Every four years
riding mode share people cycled to work in Noosa Shire) (3)

Increased journey to work walking Increase in people walking to work (2016 ABS data indicates that 3.4% of Every four years
mode share people walked to work in Noosa Shire) (3)

Increased school student Reduce the number of vehicles entering school precincts and preferred transport
participation in walking and bike modes identified in parent surveys. (4) Annually
riding events and programs

Increase in number of programs to encourage bike riding and walking held in
Increased encouragement Noosa Annually
(4)
programs and attendance
Increased attendance at encouragement programs held in Noosa (4)

Table 17: Key performance indicators
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(1) Data source: Council asset database
(2) Data source: Count data
(3) Data source: Australian Bureau of Statistics Journey to Work data
(4) Database to be developed

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