Plans, policies and reports
Economic development strategy
Auckland City Council has developed the first economic development strategy
for Auckland city. Read on to find out why its economic development strategy
is important and how council is working with others to achieve economic growth
in the city.
Auckland City Council's economic development strategy aspires for Auckland
city to have a more productive and globally connected economy, one that
delivers jobs, higher incomes and improved living standards for Aucklanders.
The strategy is one of council’s seven strategies that define how council’s
resources will be used to achieve the vision for the city, as outlined in the
Long-Term Council Community Plan.
The economic development strategy was developed
through a collaborative approach engaging with business, community,
councillors, staff from across council, central government and other key
stakeholders. Council would like to thank all those who were involved.
Auckland City Council's economic development strategy was adopted by council
in July 2008.
Economic development strategy - Auckland City
Council (2,363kb) PDF
Strategy at a glance - vision and role
(1,088kb) PDF
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Related information
Features
Auckland city's economy
Launching an economic strategy for Auckland (by
Karen Lyons, September 2008)
Updated March 2009
