Policies, Reports and Strategies

Kawerau District

Kawerau is a place where older people want to live, because their needs and interests are taken into account and their ongoing participation in the community is enabled and valued.”

Western District

The goal of this Strategy is to provide direction to the Bay of Plenty health and disability sector for the next five years by, in collaboration with our stakeholders, identifying areas where the DHB intends to focus its time, energy and resources.

Hastings District

Positive ageing policies aim to improve each individual’s life experiences and create an environment that offers opportunities for continued participation.

Wairoa District

Our vision is for society where people can age positively, where older people are highly valued and where they are recognised as an integral part of families and communities.

Horowhenua District

“To make Horowhenua the best rural lifestyle district in New Zealand”

Whanganui District

The aim of the forum is to develop ways to make Whanganui a better, or even the best place to live for Whanganui people. The forum acts as a channel for groups to pass on information to the Council and other agencies, and for the Council to channel information back to the community.

Whangarei District

Its vision is to be a vibrant, attractive and thriving District by delivering sustainable lifestyles based around our unique environment; the envy of New Zealand and recognised world-wide.

New Plymouth District

New Plymouth: Embracing the opportunities of ageing

South Taranaki District

To provide a set of principles and corresponding key actions that take cognisance of the stated current and projected future needs of older people in our district that can guide the whole of Council in its operations and decision-making.

Thames-Coromandel District

Its vision is a society where: people can age positively; older people are highly valued; older people are recognised as an integral part of families and communities.

Hauraki District

Provide a District where older people can positively age

Kapiti Coast District

The Positive Ageing on the Käpiti Coast He Tira Kaumätua Strategy: contributes to the Käpiti Coast Community Plan and Käpiti Coast Community Outcomes; works with a coalition of community groups and agencies to adopt a whole community approach, and is; based on the New Zealand Positive Ageing principles

Gisborne District

The Tairawhiti Regional Positive Ageing Strategy is intended to identify the current needs of older people, promote the experience of positive ageing and stimulate the development of a community wide positive ageing accord for ongoing action into service development.

Auckland Region

The overall vision for the Auckland DHB is healthy communities, quality health care.

Canterbury

aThis document sets out a draft strategy for the health and wellbeing of older people for the next 10 years. Its vision is that older people live well, age well, and have a respectful end of life in age-friendly communities

Marlborough District

The objectives of the accord are adopted from the 10 priority goals of the National Positive Ageing Strategy. These are:

• Income - secure and adequate income for older people
• Health - equitable, timely, affordable and accessible health services for older people
• Housing - affordable and appropriate housing options for older people
• Transport - affordable and accessible transport options for older people
• Ageing in the Community - older people feel safe and secure and can age in the community
• Cultural Diversity - a range of culturally appropriate services allows choices for older people
• Rural Services - older people living in rural communities are not disadvantaged when accessing services
• Positive Attitudes - people of all ages have positive attitudes to ageing and older people
• Employment Opportunities - elimination of ageism and the promotion of flexible work options
• Opportunities for Personal Growth and Participation - increasing opportunities for personal growth and community participation

2022

Te Ara Paerangi - Future Pathways’ outlines the Government’s policy agenda for the future of New Zealand’s science and research system.

2021

‘Te Ara Paerangi - Future athways’ outlines the Government’s policy agenda for the future of New Zealand’s science and research system.

2019

This document progresses the research impact agenda in New Zealand by presenting an impact measurement framework, and establishing principles, definitions and measurement approaches.

2005

The Mission Statement of Vision Mātauranga is to unlock the innovation potential of Māori knowledge, resources and people to assist New Zealanders to create a better future.

The Vision Mātauranga policy unlocks the science and innovation potential of Māori knowledge, people and resources.