The Kimberley Development Commission (KDC) is established as a Statutory Authority under the Regional Development Commissions Act 1993. It is one of nine development commissions established under this Act by the government of Western Australia.
The Commission’s purpose is to achieve an environment which is conducive to the balanced economic and social development of the Kimberley region. The mission, functions and objectives of the Commission are the primary guidelines for the Commission’s activity.
The Commission has a Board with strong interests in the development of the region. Board members are appointed by the Minister for Regional Development; Disability Services; Fisheries; Seniors and Ageing; Volunteering, the HON Don Punch MLA.
The Kimberley boasts many progressive, vibrant and promising industries with large potential for future growth.
Ensuring the transparency and accountability for the Kimberley Development Commission.
The Kimberley is a complex landscape that represents one sixth of Western Australia’s land mass; equivalent to twice the size of Victoria.
Our Local Content Advisor will help develop, promote and maximise opportunities in the regions.
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