On Monday, the Government released its first Emissions Reduction Plan. The Plan outlines several initiatives which will be implemented in order to meet the limit of 290 megatonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent greenhouse gasses being emitted (2022-2025) set out in the first emissions budget.
The Hoe ki angitū – Waka Kotahi Innovation Fund has been set up by Waka Kotahi to support the private sector to develop and accelerate innovative solutions that will help to solve some of our biggest transport challenges.
Newly-released research shows that, in many places, rising sea levels due to climate change will impact Aotearoa as soon as 2040 rather than 2060 due to tectonic subsidence being factored in. This means local government's time to react is effectively being squeezed. In this article we outline adaptation legislation in train and opportunities to learn more and provide input towards national planning to safeguard the future of our communities as well as billions of dollars of public and private assets.
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Jehan Casinader’s session in late February with the chief executives was interesting and engaging so we decided to share this opportunity wider. Jehan will share how to maximise engagement with your intended audience by telling better stories. This interactive workshop is one not to miss! Register today as numbers are limited.
Great Lake Convention Centre, Taupō, Taupo, New Zealand
The annual update on case and statute law applying to local authorities and their obligations as an employer.
The annual update on the Resource Management Act (RMA), environmental case law, and the important legal aspects of practice.
These provide local government managers with the opportunity to share knowledge and ‘best practice’ in Local Government in another country
Members receive quarterly briefings containing information that is highly relevant to management roles in local government.
Through our sponsor Skills, we are able to provide outstanding leadership development opportunities to our Members. Entries usually open in October each year and the recipients are announced at our annual Gala Dinner in April
Members of Taituarā's five Working Parties have the opportunity to influence and support sector activities of national importance as well as contribute to our key work programmes. Members participating in our Working Parties gain a wealth of knowledge and insight in respect to issues that are critical to local government professionals while also enhancing their leadership skills and career opportunities.
