Queenstown-Lakes District Council
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.
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.
Support apprenticeship schemes across the region, such as BCITO (Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation).
Important infrastructure: using council resources, I could investigate this issue more deeply.
Talk to local businesses and ask them what kind of support they need.
Support apprenticeship schemes across the region, such as BCITO (Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation).
Important infrastructure: using council resources, I could investigate this issue more deeply.
Talk to local businesses and ask them what kind of support they need.
Support business with cost-effective services, whilst ensuring that they cover the cost of the use of public space where applicable.
Support business through the provision of fit-for-purpose infrastructure in a timely manner.
Support the tourism industry and the main employment provider, whilst seeking to support diversification of the local economy.
Develop the Wānaka Airport as a key economic and strategic communication link for the Upper Clutha.
Attract alternate economic activities by providing relevant infrastructure and planning assistance.
Lobby central government to consider the district a suitable place for activities such as research and development.
Diversify primary industries to create more meaningful well paid jobs by supporting film infrastructure, co-working and events/summits.
Create a digital locals card to ensure reciprocity with supporting local, build pride and combat high cost of living.
Empower local community organisations by delegating some responsibilities to build together rather than control.
Support apprenticeship schemes across the region, such as BCITO (Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation).
Important infrastructure: using council resources, I could investigate this issue more deeply.
Talk to local businesses and ask them what kind of support they need.
Support apprenticeship schemes across the region, such as BCITO (Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation).
Important infrastructure: using council resources, I could investigate this issue more deeply.
Talk to local businesses and ask them what kind of support they need.
Support business with cost-effective services, whilst ensuring that they cover the cost of the use of public space where applicable.
Support business through the provision of fit-for-purpose infrastructure in a timely manner.
Support the tourism industry and the main employment provider, whilst seeking to support diversification of the local economy.
Develop the Wānaka Airport as a key economic and strategic communication link for the Upper Clutha.
Attract alternate economic activities by providing relevant infrastructure and planning assistance.
Lobby central government to consider the district a suitable place for activities such as research and development.
Diversify primary industries to create more meaningful well paid jobs by supporting film infrastructure, co-working and events/summits.
Create a digital locals card to ensure reciprocity with supporting local, build pride and combat high cost of living.
Empower local community organisations by delegating some responsibilities to build together rather than control.
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