Kāpiti Coast 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.
Invest in tourism opportunities and major events that showcase the region and generate economic benefits for the local community.
Partner with iwi, community and central government to develop employment pathways and enterprises in arts, sports and innovation for youth.
Support local businesses and markets, keep money in the community and grow green jobs that boost resilience and protect the environment.
Suspend council's underperforming economic development work as it does not return any benefit to ratepayers, saving around $10 million.
Stimulate jobs and the economy through community infrastructure and clear planning rules, with the Police Call Centre as a great example.
Improve the efficiency and ease of doing business by sharing services with other councils to streamline and standardise approval systems.
Better regulate management so people are not held back from doing business without good reason; it should not cost $10,000 to dig a $4,000 hole.
Support Work Ready Kāpiti in its effort to prepare youth for the job market and connect them with employers.
Uplift the Kāpiti Business Chamber to support local businesses to thrive and be part of vibrant communities.
Invest in tourism opportunities and major events that showcase the region and generate economic benefits for the local community.
Partner with iwi, community and central government to develop employment pathways and enterprises in arts, sports and innovation for youth.
Support local businesses and markets, keep money in the community and grow green jobs that boost resilience and protect the environment.
Suspend council's underperforming economic development work as it does not return any benefit to ratepayers, saving around $10 million.
Stimulate jobs and the economy through community infrastructure and clear planning rules, with the Police Call Centre as a great example.
Improve the efficiency and ease of doing business by sharing services with other councils to streamline and standardise approval systems.
Better regulate management so people are not held back from doing business without good reason; it should not cost $10,000 to dig a $4,000 hole.
Support Work Ready Kāpiti in its effort to prepare youth for the job market and connect them with employers.
Uplift the Kāpiti Business Chamber to support local businesses to thrive and be part of vibrant communities.
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