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Better Decisions Better Outcomes

We empower public leaders to make better decisions for better outcomes, while building public trust and confidence.

Better decisions are those that are defined within a vision. They are better considered and coordinated decisions leading to greater confidence by:

  • public leaders “turning intent into outcomes”

  • key stakeholders willing to “work with public leaders”

  • suppliers willing to “engage commercially and contribute to community needs”

  • non-government investors willing to “co-invest”

  • public assurance that “scarce resources are invested to best meet needs”

What are Better Decisions?

  • To capture full economic potential, reduce unemployment, and increase disposable incomes

  • Achieve a sense of “our place” with effective stewardship of natural resources.

  • Meet people’s needs so they can reach their full potential.

  • Achieve Maori potential. Be socially cohesive. Expand Community integration initiatives. Further celebrate diversity.

Who benefits from better coordinated and considered decision making?

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Public Leaders

Public leaders gain greater confidence that they can deliver on time and within budget to achieve the intended benefits.

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Non-Govt. Investors

Non-Government investors gain more confidence to trust and subsequently co-invest with Government.

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Key Stakeholders

Key stakeholders and Suppliers gain more confidence they can work with and trust Public Leaders

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The Public

The public have greater confidence that scarce public money is being invested in a way that will increase their living standards.