About

Liveability Victoria International (LVI) promotes Victoria's liveability capabilities internationally and connects Victorian businesses with targeted overseas markets to share Victoria’s leading services and expertise.

LVI shares Victoria’s strengths in water management, cleantech and environmental solutions and planning and urban design, while seeking new ideas from our global neighbours to maintain and improve Victoria's liveability.

LVI provides international governments and businesses with access to the best of Victoria’s liveability sector services and expertise.

We do this by hosting inbound international delegations, delivering international trade missions, supporting sector cluster and networking events, and building strong relationships with our international partners.

LVI sits within the Victorian Government's Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning and works closely with Global Victoria’s network of 22 Victorian Government Trade and Investment Offices. These offices connect international companies and governments with leading Victorian businesses, helping them to grow and sustain strong trading partnerships.

Our areas of expertise

Victoria has strong capabilities in:

Water solutions  

  • Managing water scarcity
  • Water sensitive cities
  • Water quality, monitoring and treatment
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Cleantech and environmental solutions

  • Environmental services
  • Renewable energy and energy storage
  • Waste and recycling technologies
  • More information

Urban design and architecture

  • Precinct master planning
  • Environmentally sustainable design
  • People-centric urban design
  • Placemaking and activation
  • More information

Connect with Liveability Victoria International

Connect with Victorian experts in liveability or share your knowledge and expertise with Victoria. Find out about initiatives and events to support the export of your services and expertise internationally:

Liveability Victoria International is part of the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning. For general departmental enquiries call 136 186.

Page last updated: 17/01/20