The Hub initiative delivers and is supported and informed by:-

• First Nations People
• The Circular Economy leading, over time, to a Resource Balanced Economy 
• the Canberra Region Joint Region's Blueprint for a Resilient SE NSW 
• the WWF's Vision for Regenerative Communities
• ZeroSE and its affiliated community groups across SE NSW
• Bioregional and its One Planet Council's Framework
• The annual emissions snapshot data published by Ironbark Sustainability at the LGA, Electorate and State levels.

The timely establishment of the Hub will position Goulburn Mulwaree to realise the commercial and associated community benefits. 

The CSH is planned to generate revenue to fund its projects in a number of ways:-

• Membership fees from individuals and businesses, as a Cooperative  
• Selling services, such as Eco and Agri tourism 
• Revenue from education services and conferences
• Grants
• Annual Sustainability Fair and Conference

The Hub is intended to comprise the following stakeholder with the Community at its centre:-
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• First Nations Representation
• Community Groups
  • Service Clubs:- CWA, Rotary, Lions, Probus et al 
  • villages:- Tarago, Windellama, Bungonia, Taralga, Marulan   
• Landcare Groups in Goulburn Mulwaree
• Schools
• Farmers, represented by Landcare
• Health Services
• Charities
• The Council (GMC)
• Chamber of Commerce/Local Businesses
• Sporting Clubs
• Environmental Groups
• Fine Arts Groups and Artists 
• Performing Arts Groups, including musicians

One Planet Council Sustainability Framework Categories

1. Health and happiness
2. Equity and local economy
3. Culture and community
4. Land and nature
5. Sustainable water
6. Local and sustainable food
7. Travel and transport
8. Materials and products
9. Zero waste
10. Zero carbon energy