Puketāpapa Local Board
Jobs and economy
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Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Work with local businesses and assist with any Covid-19 recovery efforts, ensure that they get the best possible services out of council.
Encourage grants for start ups and social enterprise business models, to foster innovation and encourage services that meet community needs.
Ensure that the new train station in Roskill is set up with the best possible infrastructure and that surrounding businesses are consulted.
Support the proposal for a night market at the Wesley Community Centre.
Continue to support Te Whangai Trust in their work empowering people who find it challenging to enter the labour market.
Support any proposals for a Business Improvement District that are proposed by local businesses.
More arts infrastructure – theatres and practice spaces.
Creating opportunities for the rangatahi to lead our community with artistic engagement.
Support Business Association to have a thriving economy. Local jobs.
More effectively consult with local communities to improve quality, and increase awareness of building developments in their neighbourhoods.
Support for social enterprise initiatives for community groups to create businesses and jobs that support the "Live and Work Local" idea.
Support initiatives that will enable people to engage in international trade given the potential of Puketāpapa resident's ethnic diversity.
Work with the youth in training initiatives such as IT to up-skill our youth to access the job market.
Support the proposal for Wesley Night Market to encourage more local engagement.
Support more free business education programs at the Wesley Community Centre.
Hosting more community events in public spaces that draw people to local businesses.
Encourage people to shop at local businesses.
Ensure that affordability of jobs for youth.
Advocate for social local procurement, giving opportunities for local people, particularly youth who aren't in training or education.
Encourage local businesses to be more environmentally friendly and celebrate their efforts to inspire others.
Encourage neighbourhoods where you can live, work and play – a 15-minute efficient city where employment is close to home and other places.
Work with local businesses and assist with any Covid-19 recovery efforts, ensure that they get the best possible services out of council.
Encourage grants for start ups and social enterprise business models, to foster innovation and encourage services that meet community needs.
Ensure that the new train station in Roskill is set up with the best possible infrastructure and that surrounding businesses are consulted.
Support the proposal for a night market at the Wesley Community Centre.
Continue to support Te Whangai Trust in their work empowering people who find it challenging to enter the labour market.
Support any proposals for a Business Improvement District that are proposed by local businesses.
More arts infrastructure – theatres and practice spaces.
Creating opportunities for the rangatahi to lead our community with artistic engagement.
Support Business Association to have a thriving economy. Local jobs.
More effectively consult with local communities to improve quality, and increase awareness of building developments in their neighbourhoods.
Support for social enterprise initiatives for community groups to create businesses and jobs that support the "Live and Work Local" idea.
Support initiatives that will enable people to engage in international trade given the potential of Puketāpapa resident's ethnic diversity.
Work with the youth in training initiatives such as IT to up-skill our youth to access the job market.
Support the proposal for Wesley Night Market to encourage more local engagement.
Support more free business education programs at the Wesley Community Centre.
Hosting more community events in public spaces that draw people to local businesses.
Encourage people to shop at local businesses.
Ensure that affordability of jobs for youth.
Advocate for social local procurement, giving opportunities for local people, particularly youth who aren't in training or education.
Encourage local businesses to be more environmentally friendly and celebrate their efforts to inspire others.
Encourage neighbourhoods where you can live, work and play – a 15-minute efficient city where employment is close to home and other places.
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