On 30 June 2008, the Victorian Government submitted its contribution to the National Infrastructure Audit to the Commonwealth Government and Infrastructure Australia. Victoria's National Infrastructure Audit provides a strategic overview of Victoria's infrastructure requirements in the areas of land transport, water, airports, sea ports, energy and telecommunications. The Audit aims to identify those key infrastructure projects that will most contribute to Victoria's future productivity growth.

The Council for the Australian Federation, which comprises all State Premiers and Territory Chief Ministers and is chaired by Victorian Premier John Brumby. The Council for the Australian Federation has been created by the Premiers and Chief Ministers of all States and Territories as a means of working together to improve the way that the States and Territories deliver many key services that affect Australians’ daily lives.

The Review was commissioned by the Victorian Government in February 2007 to determine the effectiveness of Victoria's international collaborative efforts in meeting its whole of government objectives to promote exports, skills, and innovation-driven productivity growth across the economy. The Review was led by Victoria's Agent General, Mr David Buckingham.