Kāpiti Economic Development Strategy refresh
Kāpiti Coast District Council is refreshing the Economic Development Strategy (EDS) for our district – a roadmap for iwi, business, community and the Council to foster a vibrant, diverse local economy.
Consultation closed on 9 July 2020, and Council adopted the new strategy on 31 July 2020.
See Supporting economic development for further information and a copy of the new strategy.
Economic development matters to all of us – it means improving our general wellbeing; more people living and working here; and much more opportunity and options for us locally.
The Council has been working closely with partners, iwi and stakeholders to ensure that the refreshed strategy reflects local views and economic insights, and that there is an implementation plan with deliverable actions and agreed accountability.
The strategy refresh has been based on consultation with local businesses and the community through the drafting group, a series of facilitated workshops, presentations and Council inputs.
The strategy identifies five key focus areas and actions to achieve its Ngā Moemoea/Vision:
Through partnership, support the growth of a vibrant, diverse Kāpiti Coast economy that provides increased opportunity, resilience and well-being for all.
Have your say
We invited feedback on the refreshed Economic Development Strategy 2020–23 via an online survey and drop-in sessions.
The engagement period closed on 9 July 2020.
Many thanks to those of you who took the time to share your thoughts with us.
The Kāpiti District Economic Development Strategy and Implementation Plan 2020–23 was adopted by Council on 30 July 2020. See Supporting economic development to read this strategy, and for further information.
Timeline:
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2019Engagement with partners, iwi and stakeholders
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January–May 2020Drafting of the refreshed EDS
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26 June–9 July 2020Community engagement
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July–August 2020Council adoption of EDS and implementation plan 2020–23