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Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project
Belinda Lewis, Director (Policy and Legislation) TransLink Division, Department of Transport and Main Roads
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Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project Belinda Lewis, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project Belinda Lewis, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project Belinda Lewis, Director (Policy and Legislation) TransLink Division, Department of Transport and Main Roads 1 | 2 | 2 | Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project | 2 July 2014
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Purpose
- 1. To highlight an opportunity to improve transport services
to people with disability in the Maranoa Regional Council area
- 2. Introduce Transitlynx to local transport service providers
to facilitate genuine engagement at project commencement
- 3. To identify any potential barriers to participation so that
these can be worked through together.
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Today’s session – Agenda
- 1. Welcome – TMR and DCCSDS
- 2. Introduction
- 3. Background to the project – Transport and Main Roads
- 4. Outline of mobility management services – TransitLynx
- 5. Lunch
- 6. Facilitated session and Q&A – Transport and Main
Roads
- 7. Wrap up
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Background
- As part of the Queensland Government Renewal Program, agencies
investigated opportunities to improve transport service delivery for people with disability, aiming to: – integrate value for money service delivery by government – increase level of consumer choice and control – increase market capability to deliver better services.
- Investigation led to the identification of challenges and opportunities
to better coordinate transport for people with disability
- Proposed strategies and actions to capitalise on the opportunities
using mobility management tools and techniques (for example, technological applications).
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Defining the cohort
- 1 in 5 Queenslanders
have a disability (an estimated 830,000 people)
- ¼ of these people have
severe mobility restrictions
- In 2019, approximately 97,000
Queenslanders will be eligible for NDIS support
- Increasing number of frail
aged
- Increasing incidence of
medical conditions impacting mobility.
2031
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*Figures are indicative only
Forecasted demand for services
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The history
Pre 1970s
- Government delivers human services –
institutional
1980s
- Government out sources to NGOs or local
governments to deliver
2016
- Towards health and aged care reforms and
NDIS model with consumer choice and control
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Services supply network
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Challenge
- Dispersed population in regional, rural and
remote areas
- Highly individualised service requirement
- Variable market capacity throughout
Queensland
Opportunities
- Enable local governments, organisations and
stakeholders to innovate
Challenges and opportunities
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Challenge
- Market readiness is poor
- Risk of market failure
Opportunities
- Flexible and innovative service delivery models
- Engage with market to build capacity
- Development of consortia networks and
alliances
Challenges and opportunities (cont.)
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Challenge
- High cost of technology
- Need for individualised services
Opportunities
- Collaborate on mobility management
solutions and consumer information applications
Challenges and opportunities (cont.)
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What is the Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project all about?
Maranoa was identified as an opportunity to:
- build on work already undertaken
(2011 Transport Forum)
- demonstrate the value of a mobility management approach by
leveraging available community resources and building the capacity
- f local service providers to offer quality and cost efficient transport
services
- understand the market’s readiness to respond to new service delivery
models in a regional context
- prepare the market to deliver new and innovative services in line with
NDIS and Aged Care service delivery models.
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LGA SDAC 75+ 2011 SDAC 75+ 2031 Total Spend 2011 Spend Per Person Market Spend Maranoa (R) 2,610 3,486 $562,691 $216 $376,825
*All figures are indicative only
Why Maranoa?
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What is the Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project all about? (cont.)
Engagement of mobility management services:
- public tender for mobility management services
- TransitLynx to deliver these services
- 12 month demonstration
- offer services to the local providers utilising existing
resources
- meet the needs of the existing clients in Maranoa
Regional Council area.
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What is the Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project all about? (cont.)
Success of the project will be evaluated and learnings shared with stakeholders to:
- ensure members of the cohort have access to a quality coordinated
system that meets their local transport needs
- improve the market’s capability to deliver under new service
delivery models
- enable Queensland Government to source value for money services
to meet the need of the cohort
- inform Queensland Government planning for NDIS implementation
in Queensland.
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What is the Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project all about? (cont.)
Anticipated outcomes are:
- enhanced, quality services delivered to clients
- optimised use of assets (vehicles)
- greater cost efficiencies for providers and government
- enhanced capability of local service providers
- better understanding of regional service providers’
capacities.
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For existing service providers, this means:
- no change to existing funding or regulatory arrangements
- an opportunity to participate in a process that aims to
deliver improved customer benefits
- greater understanding of alternative service delivery
models and a greater preparedness for the future when NDIS and aged care reforms unfold
What is the Maranoa Mobility Management Demonstration Project all about? (cont.)
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- Work across government agencies to enable new
service delivery models to operate
- Manage the services delivered by the contractor to
ensure project benefits are realised
- Share learnings with the market.
Where to from here?
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