Infrastructure Stocktake
The key purpose of the infrastructure stocktake (announced in the 2003 Budget) is to give an accurate snapshot of the state of New Zealand's transport, energy, telecommunications and water infrastructure. It also aims to establish a better understanding of the links between infrastructure, sustainable development and growth and to establish principles to guide government decision-making.
Documents
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Infrastructure Stocktake: Infrastructure Audit
Infrastructure Stocktake - an Infrastructure Audit, by PricewaterhouseCoopers, containing infrastructure issues and the critical importance of functioning infrastructure to sustainable growth. Report includes a 'snapshot' of the current state of NZ
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Sustainable Development and Infrastructure
Report from Maarama Consulting on Sustainable Development & Infrastructure, as part of the Infrastructure Stocktake on infrastructure issues and the critical importance of functioning infrastructure to sustainable growth.
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Linkages between Infrastructure and Economic Growth
Data from Pinnacle Research regarding links between Infrastructure and Economic Growth, as part of the Infrastructure Stocktake on infrastructure issues and the critical importance of functioning infrastructure to sustainable growth.
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Sustainable Infrastructure: A Policy Framework
Policy Framework details on Sustainable Infrastructure, listed as part of the Infrastructure Stocktake by the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research.
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Infrastructure Stocktake Reportback
Reportback regarding the Infrastructure Stocktake - an Infrastructure Audit, by PricewaterhouseCoopers, containing infrastructure issues and the critical importance of functioning infrastructure to sustainable growth
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Media Statements
Media Reports from Economic Development Minister Jim Anderton, regarding the proposed Infrastructure Stocktake - an Infrastructure Audit by PricewaterhouseCoopers; containing infrastructure issues and the critical importance of functioning infrastructure
Background Information
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