INTEGRATED ACTION PLAN

The Integrated Action Plan (IAP) lists the "library of actions" the City of Nanaimo is already doing, and would like to do, over the immediate and long term to implement the policies in City Plan: Nanaimo ReImagined. The IAP serves as a guiding document for Council to consider resource allocation through annual budgeting. It is regularly referenced and reviewed by many City departments to guide their work. The IAP is updated on an ongoing basis. Overall, the IAP supports the City's commitment to integration and interdepartmental communication, with the goal of leveraging opportunity, investing efficiently, and maximizing community benefit through City actions.
To view the IAP, click here: Integrated Action Plan (2023-JUN)
COUNCIL PRIORITY ACTIONS
- IAP Council Priority Actions - Progress Report (2025-NOV)
- IAP Council Priority Actions - Progress Report (2024-NOV)
NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION PRIORITY REQUESTS
City Plan encourages engagement with neighbourhood associations, and specifically Council hosting an annual engagement opportunity to hear the collective priority requests of neighbourhoods. The neighbourhood association priority requests and progress reports can be found on the City's Neighbourhood Association webpage.
- Progress
NOVEMBER 2025| On 2025-NOV-28, Staff presented a Progress Report on Council's Priority Actions.
NOVEMBER 2024 | On 2024-NOV-27, Staff presented a Progress Report on Council's Priority Actions.
JUNE 2023 | The Governance and Priority Committee endorsed the final version of the Integrated Action Plan at the 2023-JUN-26 Governance and Priorities Committee meeting.
MARCH-MAY 2023 | A list of Staff recommended priority actions were presented to the Governance and Priorities Committee (GPC) so that they could select priorities for their term.- On 2023-MAR-27, priority actions related to 'A Healthy Nanaimo' and 'An Empowered Nanaimo' were presented to GPC;
- On 2023-APR-24, priority actions related to 'A Green Nanaimo' and 'A Connected Nanaimo' were presented to GPC; and
- On 2023-MAY-08, priority actions related to 'A Prosperous Nanaimo' and 'City Structure' were presented to GPC.
JANUARY 2023 | On 2023-JAN-23, Staff provided the Government and Priority Committee with an introduction to the draft Integrated Action Plan. - Documents
- Integrated Action Plan (2023-JUN)
- 2025-NOV-28 - IAP Council Priority Actions - Progress Report
- 2024-NOV-27 - IAP Council Priority Actions - Progress Report
- 2023-JUN-26 - Staff Report & PowerPoint | Revised Integrated Action Plan
- 2023-MAY-08 - Staff Report & PowerPoint | A Prosperous Nanaimo & City Structure
- 2023-APR-24 - Staff Report & PowerPoint | An Empowered, A Green & Connected Nanaimo
- 2023-MAR-27 - Staff Report & PowerPoint | A Healthy & Empowered Nanaimo
- 2023-JAN-23 – Staff Report | Integrated Action Plan Introduction
- 2023-JAN-23 – PowerPoint Presentation | Integrated Action Plan Introduction
- 2022-JUL-04 - City Plan: Nanaimo ReImagined
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- Background
The Integrated Action Plan (IAP) lists the "library of actions" the City of Nanaimo is already doing, and would like to do, over the immediate and long term to implement the policies in City Plan: Nanaimo ReImagined. The IAP serves as a guiding document for Council to consider resource allocation through annual budgeting. It is regularly referenced and reviewed by many City departments to guide their work. The IAP is updated on an ongoing basis. Overall, the IAP supports the City's commitment to integration and interdepartmental communication, with the goal of leveraging opportunity, investing efficiently, and maximizing community benefit through City actions.
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