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Recommendations tool

Use our recommendations tool for more ways to sort through the recommendations and find out which organisations could lead them.

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In Rautaki Hanganga o Aotearoa we propose that the recommendations in the strategy be implemented by a number of organisations across central government, local government and the infrastructure sector in general.

The strategy identifies the organisation or group of organisations best placed to implement each recommendation. Where a broad group is identified against a recommendation, this signifies that an infrastructure-wide approach will need to be adopted. We expect that the government response will identify the organisation or group that’s best placed to lead implementation. In addition to implementing recommendations, we expect the strategy to inform a range of business-as-usual activities, such as national, regional, sectoral, and organisation level strategies, plans, and programmes.

The Government has responded to all the recommendations in the Strategy.

As the Government’s lead advisor on infrastructure, Te Waihanga will support other organisations to deliver recommendations and will monitor and report on progress over time.