Figure 2: MED's Outcome Framework - Long Description
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Organisational Development
- Strengthen our leadership role.
- Build an integrated organisation.
- Develop our skills and expertise.
- Improve our performance.
Organisational Development leads to:
Strategic Priorities
- Facilitate the alignment of economic development activities across the public sector.
- Improve international connectedness, particularly with Australia.
- Stimulate enhanced entrepreneurial and innovative capability of New Zealand firms.
- Improve the regulatory environment for business.
- Improve quality and reliability of key infrastructure services.
Strategic Priorities lead to:
Alignment Outcome
- Economic development activities are better aligned across central and local government.
and:
Business Environment Outcomes
- New Zealand’s international connections facilitate increased international trade, foreign investment and knowledge transfer.
- Businesses are more capable of innovating and making the most of market opportunities.
- National and regional networks enable improved knowledge transfer and co-ordination of economic activity.
- Businesses and consumers have access to reliable infrastructure services at reasonable cost.
- Business regulation is easy to comply with, and balances the costs it imposes with the benefits to the community.
- Businesses and consumers use information held by the Ministry, or required by laws it administers, to help them make well-informed decisions.
- Business and consumers have confidence in the integrity and effectiveness of markets.
- Māori realise more of their economic potential.
- Intellectual property rights support investment in innovation, and the sharing of ideas.
- The Ministry’s management of Crown resources supports business development and sustainable growth.
- Government encourages a culture of enterprise in New Zealand.
- Competition regulation promotes dynamic and efficient markets.
- Businesses in New Zealand are governed and managed responsibly.
The Alignment Outcome leads to:
"Whole of Government" Effectiveness
The public sector works more effectively to create the conditions that promote growth.
"Whole of Government" Effectiveness and the Business Environment Outcomes lead to:
Productivity Improvement
Increased potential for productivity improvements (see MED’s Productivity Model).
Productivity Improvement leads to:
Economic Development Outcome
The business environment promotes a higher rate of sustainable income growth for New Zealanders.
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