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  • A Greener way to measure success

    Marama Davidson July 31, 2018 2:43 PM
    Green Party Co-Leaders Marama Davidson and James Shaw have welcomed today’s announcement by Statistics New Zealand that a broad set of indicators will be developed to measure the nation’s success. “Aotearoa New Zealand will become the first country in the world to produce a comprehensive set of indicators to measure things such as our natural environment, our social wellbeing and our human and social capital,” James Shaw said. “Our new wellbeing measures will change our thinking and our decision-making. What...
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  • Work gets underway to develop better measures of New Zealand’s success

    James Shaw July 31, 2018 10:19 AM
    James Shaw, Green Party co-leader and the Minister of Statistics, today launched the development of a new comprehensive set of environmental, social and economic indicators to better measure New Zealand’s overall wellbeing and success. “This Government is expanding beyond traditional narrow measures of economic success to reflect the wellbeing of New Zealanders, including the environmental wellbeing that sustains us,” James said. “As part of the Green Party’s Confidence and Supply Agreement with Labour, we are beginning the process of compiling a...
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  • New Zealand Adopts International Open Data Charter

    James Shaw March 06, 2018 8:27 AM
    Statistics Minister James Shaw says ensuring government-held data is used to help achieve better outcomes for New Zealanders is a key reason why the Government is officially adopting the international Open Data Charter.
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  • Making the environment count

    James Shaw February 27, 2018 2:31 PM
    Climate Change Minister James Shaw says Stats NZ’s release of their first combined Environmental Economic Accounts will provide a valuable basis for understanding New Zealand’s transition to a low emissions economy.
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