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2022 NT Infrastructure Plan & Pipeline

NT Infrastructure Plan and Pipeline 2022 - Annual review

The NT Infrastructure Plan and Pipeline 2022 provides a detailed roadmap to the investments that will enact Government’s vision of a sustainable and diverse $40 billion economy by 2030.

The focus is on a place-based approach, which was strongly supported through the consultation feedback.

The Plan and Pipeline identifies projects, programs and proposals that will address challenges and capture opportunities in each of the regions throughout the Territory from a nationally significant perspective, Territory-wide view and from within the 6 distinct regions.

The new Plan and Pipeline differentiates between anticipated investment that will occur in the next 5 years that will impact the Territory’s economy (Investment Portfolio), unfunded proposals that are in the planning phase or have been identified as enabling an outcome (Enabling Infrastructure Plan) and funded projects that will be delivered in the short term (Infrastructure Pipeline).

Infrastructure NT would like to thank Commonwealth and Territory government agencies, local governments, land councils, private sector, not-for-profit organisations, industry representative bodies, peak bodies and community members for their contribution to the Plan and Pipeline.

The Northern Territory Infrastructure Plan and Pipeline will be updated annually to align with budget processes and provide implementation pathways to achieve and respond to changing conditions, challenges and opportunities.

*All statistics referred to in this document are based on 2020-21 unless otherwise stated.

You can also read the plan and pipeline chapters by region:

Interactive data

The Infrastructure Plan and Pipeline table data underpins the Interactive Business Intelligence dashboard in a visual, online, model.

The underpinning information is provided to enable industry and the community to undertake further analysis. Data may be analysed and reproduced (with attribution).

The Plan data is published on the NT Government Open Data Portal.

The following rules have been utilised to develop the dashboard:

  • Territory wide projects (with undefined locations) are located on the map as points listed on the NT/WA boarder of the map (cascading down the page for visibility).
  • Territory wide projects (with defined locations) are located on the map in one of the nominated locations.
  • Regional projects (with more than one defined location) are attached to one community within the primary region.
  • Estimates are displayed as whole values in $million, if known. Standardised rounding has been used.
  • Confidential or TBA estimates are displayed as “●”. Dots will show in the source data, but display as blanks in the interactive dashboard. “●” are calculated as $0 within the interactive display totals.
  • GPS locations have been manually added to each project. These are for display purposes only, and do not indicate the exact location of a project.
  • Metadata definitions (in order of the fields)

Plan – unfunded proposals

  • Project Ref - identification number provided to enable accurate record tracking during all review processes
  • Region - the Territory is divided into six regions, plus Territory Wide
  • Project - free text describing the project
  • Location - either town, suburb, road or GPS co-ordinates
  • Estimated Total $m - estimated value of the proposal, if provided by the contributor (may be dot if confidential)
  • Timeframe (Years) - planned commencement window of proposal
  • Challenge / Opportunity - key justification for the project
  • Enabling Infrastructure - type of infrastructure required to support economic growth and essential sectors
  • Industry Sector - Primary industry providing economic growth

Pipeline – funded projects and programs

  • Project Ref - identification number provided to enable accurate record tracking during all review processes
  • Region - the Territory is divided into six regions, plus Territory Wide
  • Project - free text describing the project
  • Location - either town, suburb, road or GPS co-ordinates
  • Estimated $m - Value of the funded project, if provided by the contributor (may be dot if confidential)
  • Year - indicative value of funded project within financial year
  • A lesser figure in the 2022-23 and 2023-24 columns than in the Estimated $m Total column indicates either previous year expenditure or expenditure in outer years.
  • Challenge / Opportunity - key justification for the project
  • Enabling Infrastructure - type of infrastructure required to support economic growth and essential sectors
  • Industry Sector - Primary industry providing economic growth

Disclaimer

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Page last updated 04 April 2024