The draft 3-year work programme

After the 2016 local authority elections, the Mayor met with the Wellington community and Council stakeholders to identify goals and areas of focus for the next 3 years.

The ideas generated at the Wellington Summit led to the Mayor and councillors' 3-year work programme, which will help Wellington become a more resilient, smarter, people-focussed and sustainable city.

This draft 3-year work programme will also guide the development of our next long-term plan, so to help shape Wellington’s future, we want to have a conversation with mana whenua, community groups, residents’ associations, businesses and other organisations.

Goals for the next 3 years

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More resilient

  1. Housing and infrastructure
  2. Economic resilience
  3. Connected and prepared communities
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Smarter growth

  1. Economic and job growth
  2. Housing our people
  3. Designing our city for growth
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People-focused

  1. Capital of culture
  2. Community planning
  3. Clean, green, safe and inclusive city
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More sustainable

  1. Our Natural Capital
  2. Waste management and minimisation
  3. Low Carbon Capital
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Improving the way we work

  1. Living wage
  2. Improved engagement
  3. Smart Council
  4. Council building resilience
  5. Financial sustainability

The programme

Download the Mayor and councillors' full 3-year work programme (the draft Triennium Plan).

 

Download

Mayor and Councillors’ draft 3-year work programme 2016 19 (Triennium Plan) (949KB PDF)