Royal Life Saving, on behalf of the National Aquatic Industry Committee (NAIC), managed the Social Health and Economic Benefits of the National Aquatic Industry Project in partnership with Pricewaterhouse Coopers Australia.
The key objectives of the project were to:
Achieve and share a greater insight and understanding of the aquatic industry
Create a greater evidence base for advocacy / investment in aquatic facility provisioning and infrastructure
Enhance business cases for renewing infrastructure on aging infrastructure
Foster a shared understanding of community and social value brought by aquatics and the cost of not investing in aquatic infrastructure
Create an enhanced understanding of the industry to government
Support the development of a strong, sustainable and responsive aquatic industry
