Tasman 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 the Nelson Regional Development Agency's Regeneration Plan.
Support the primary industry and ensure protection of productive land and zoning for allied industries that support the primary industries.
Continue to work with the Nelson and Marlborough Councils and Waka Kotahi to support roading infrastructure.
Invest in higher learning and technology within the region, and not just low paid low skill jobs as pushed in the past.
Enable more value add businesses to prosper rather exporting all our resources unprocessed.
Petition for the GST raised in Tasman to be spent in Tasman.
Open and lead community-wide discussions/conversations on the long-term viability of the traditional money/business/competition/jobs model.
Discuss and examine the potential opportunities presented by abandoning money entirely and adopting a money-free, resource based economy.
Research and survey supply chains and their inter-relationships to establish logistic strategy and long-term plans for proposed resource based economy model.
Instigate a review of tourism in the region with a view to improve environmental integrity. Reduce tourist numbers but retain profitability.
Reform tourism sector to increase resilience before the next inevitable pandemic hits.
Encourage the horticultural sector to explore working conditions that allow greater diversity in seasonal workforces.
Support the Nelson Regional Development Agency's Regeneration Plan.
Support the primary industry and ensure protection of productive land and zoning for allied industries that support the primary industries.
Continue to work with the Nelson and Marlborough Councils and Waka Kotahi to support roading infrastructure.
Invest in higher learning and technology within the region, and not just low paid low skill jobs as pushed in the past.
Enable more value add businesses to prosper rather exporting all our resources unprocessed.
Petition for the GST raised in Tasman to be spent in Tasman.
Open and lead community-wide discussions/conversations on the long-term viability of the traditional money/business/competition/jobs model.
Discuss and examine the potential opportunities presented by abandoning money entirely and adopting a money-free, resource based economy.
Research and survey supply chains and their inter-relationships to establish logistic strategy and long-term plans for proposed resource based economy model.
Instigate a review of tourism in the region with a view to improve environmental integrity. Reduce tourist numbers but retain profitability.
Reform tourism sector to increase resilience before the next inevitable pandemic hits.
Encourage the horticultural sector to explore working conditions that allow greater diversity in seasonal workforces.
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