The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) champions quality design for public open spaces, stronger communities and greater environmental stewardship.
Our work aims to assist federal government agencies by promoting policy solutions to create better design, planning and management outcomes for the natural and built environment.
This work includes responses and submissions to discussion papers, draft legislation and parliamentary inquiries.
Submissions include:
2017
AILA's Review of Climate Change Policies
AILA's response to the Smart Cities and Suburbs Program Draft Guidelines
2016
AILA's Smart Cities Plan
Federal Election Campaign - AILA's Election Responder
Living Cities Workshop Report
2015
AILA Infrastructure Australia Submission
Senate Inquiry into Stormwater management
Working Towards a National Clean Air Agreement Discussion Paper
2012
Productivity Commission Barriers to Effective Climate Change Adaptation
Murray Darling Basin Plan
2011
Draft National Urban Policy
National Sustainable Population Strategy
2010
National Building Energy Standard-Setting, Assessment and Rating Framework
State- or territory-based submissions are undertaken by each of the chapters. See:
ACT Advocacy
NSW Advocacy
NT Advocacy
QLD Advocacy
SA Advocacy
TAS Advocacy
VIC Advocacy
WA Advocacy