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2013 Invest Bay of Plenty SUMMARY OF BAY OF PLENTY STRATEGY DOCUMENTS A summary of strategy documents found in the Bay of Plenty region with an indication of geographic impact and strategic implication. Page | 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN THE BAY OF PLENTY REGION ....................................................................... 5 BAY OF PLENTY REGIONAL LAND TRANSPORT STRATEGY 2011-2041 .................................................. 11 BAY OF CONNECTIONS AQUACULTURE STRATEGY ............................................................................... 14 BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD ANNUAL PLAN 2012/13 ..................................................... 16 BOPDHB HEALTH OF OLDER PEOPLE STRATEGIC PLAN 2012-2017 ...................................................... 18 BOPDHB MAORI HEALTH PLAN 2013/14 .............................................................................................. 20 BAY OF PLENTY ENERGY STRATEGY ...................................................................................................... 22 BAY OF PLENTY FORESTRY AND WOOD PROCESSING STRATEGY ......................................................... 25 THE FUTURE OF FREIGHT LOGISTICS - BOP FREIGHT LOGISTICS STRATEGY ......................................... 28 BAY OF CONNECTIONS MĀORI ECONOMIC .......................................................................................... 30 DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY AND ACTION PLAN ..................................................................................... 30 BAY OF CONNECTIONS REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH STRATEGY ................................................... 31 BAY OF PLENTY CIVIL DEFENCE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT GROUP PLAN 2012-2017 ..................... 33 REGIONAL FUNDERS FORUM BAY OF PLENTY SNAPSHOT .................................................................... 37 BAY OF PLENTY REGIONAL LAND TRANSPORT STRATEGY SUPPORTING PAPER NO. 09 ...................... 41 BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD DISTRICT STRATEGIC PLAN 2005-2015 .............................. 43 BOPRC IWI MANAGEMENT PLAN SUMMARY ....................................................................................... 49 CONTACT ENERGY LTD ANNUAL REPORT 2013 .................................................................................... 52 DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR ANNUAL IN DEPTH LABOUR REPORT - 2008 ............................................. 54 TE ARA WHAKAMUA HOU (THE JOURNEY FORWARD) EAST COAST BAY OF PLENTY CONSERVANCY STRATEGIC DIRECTION 2010-2015 ........................................................................................................ 56 FEDERATED FARMERS ........................................................................................................................... 58 FONTERRA STRATEGY REFRESH ............................................................................................................ 60 BUSINESS GROWTH AGENDA PROGRESS REPORT ................................................................................ 61 LAKES DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD ANNUAL PLAN 2012 ......................................................................... 64 GROW WHAKATĀNE BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTION PLAN SHORT VERSION 2013 – 2016 ................................................................................................................................................... 66 HORTICULTURE INDUSTRY STRATEGY – ............................................................................................... 69 GROWING A NEW FUTURE ................................................................................................................... 69 HELPING NEW ZEALANDERS IN THEIR TIME OF HOUSING NEED – HOUSING NZ CORPORATION ........ 70 INDUSTRIAL SYMBIOSIS KAWERAU (STUDIES) ...................................................................................... 72 LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION IN NEW ZEALAND .............................................................................. 75 LAKES DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD DISTRICT STRATEGIC PLAN 2005-2015 ............................................. 77 MATAKANA RANGIWAEA HAPŪ MANAGEMENT PLAN 2012 ............................................................... 79 Page | 2 MEDIUM-LONG TERM EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK LOOKING AHEAD TO 2021 ...................................... 82 MIGHTY RIVER POWER ANNUAL REVIEW – SMART THINKING 2013 ................................................... 84 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION ..................................................................................................................... 86 MOVING FOR EMPLOYMENT REASONS ................................................................................................ 87 MOVING TO JOBS? ................................................................................................................................ 88 A SOCIAL REPORT AND INDICATORS 2010 ............................................................................................ 90 NGATI PUKENGA IWI KI TAURANGA TRUST IWI MANAGEMENT PLAN 2013 ....................................... 93 NEW ZEALAND’S ENERGY OUTLOOK: ELECTRICITY INSIGHT ................................................................ 95 NEW ZEALAND FOREST AND WOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRY STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN ....................... 97 NZ KIWIFRUIT GROWERS INCOPORATION STRATEGIC PLAN................................................................ 99 THE OPOTIKI HARBOUR TRANSFORMATION PROJECT - THE KEY STEP TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE (2009) ............................................................................................................................................................ 100 PORT OF TAURANGA ........................................................................................................................... 102 ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ROTORUA REGIONAL AIRPORT ................................................................... 104 ROTORUA BASIN STRUCTURE PLAN .................................................................................................... 106 GROWTH ASSUMPTIONS 2011 FOR THE ROTORUA DISTRICT ............................................................ 108 ROTORUA SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH STRATEGY ................................................................ 110 ROTORUA INTEGRATED NETWORK STRATEGY 2014-2042 ................................................................. 112 ROTORUA SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH STRATEGY ................................................................ 114 SCION CORPORATE STATEMENT OF INTENT 2013-2018 .................................................................... 116 THE IMPLICATIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES OF AN AGEING POPULATION IN THE WESTERN BAY OF PLENTY SUB-REGION ........................................................................................................................... 119 SMARTGROWTH ................................................................................................................................. 122 BOP TERTIARY EDUCATION AND RESEARCH ACTION PLAN 2010-2015 ............................................. 126 THE DEMOGRAPHIC FORCES SHAPING NEW ZEALAND’S FUTURE.WHAT POPULATION AGEING [REALLY] MEANS. ................................................................................................................................ 129 HE KAI KEI AKU RINGA - ...................................................................................................................... 133 THE CROWN-MĀORI ECONOMIC GROWTH PARTNERSHIP ................................................................ 133 THE STATE OF READINESS OF THE BOP’S LOCAL GOVERNMENT INFRASTRUCTURE ......................... 136 TRANSPOWER ANNUAL PLANNING REPORT 2013 ............................................................................. 138 TRUSTPOWER ...................................................................................................................................... 141 TUHOE ANNUAL PLAN 2012-2013 ...................................................................................................... 144 UPPER NORTH ISLAND FREIGHT STORY – SUMMARY OF CRITICAL ISSUES ........................................ 145 UPPER NORTH ISLAND FREIGHT STORY – SHARED EVIDENCE BASE ................................................... 147 UPPER NORTH ISLAND PORT AND PORT-RELATED INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPLY AND DEMAND STUDY ............................................................................................................................................................ 150 Page | 3 VECTOR GAS DISTRIBUTION ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN .................................................................. 152 WHAKATANE PROPOSED DISTRICT PLAN S32 REPORT - STRATEGY ................................................... 154 ZESPRI 2050 ......................................................................................................................................... 156 Page | 4 Executive Summary Approximately 60 strategy documents were reviewed to understand how industry, industry groups, central government, local government and independent researchers see the Bay of Plenty’s future unfolding. The review reveals optimism but cautions that the future will be shaped by climatic uncertainty, changing demographics and a range of external factors such as migration, NZ’s economic fortunes and the success of key businesses. Key themes are: PEOPLE THEMES DISCUSSION Aging Demographic and Population is ageing but Māori are becoming relatively more youthful associated
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