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Matariki Strategy

Matariki - Hawke’s Bay Regional Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan 2016 sets out the detailed strategy, and identifies pathways towards actioning the strategy. You can download the full document as a PDF:

Download the Matariki action plan (PDF 3.5MB)

View ebook version of the Matariki action plan

For a 'quick guide' to the Work Areas, Actions and the agencies involved in implementation, check out this overview.

Partnership

The strategy is a truly collaborative effort between iwi and hapu, the business sector, central government agencies and local authorities. It has been designed in partnership as aspired for in Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

It was put together after extensive consultation with a broad range of representatives from business and the public sector, which included three wānanga held in Wairoa, Hastings and Masterton.

Why Matariki?

Matariki Framework for Hawke's Bay Regional Economic Development
Partnership by co-design	Values and worldview underpinning the strategy and its actions are an expression of co-design, and the implementation and monitoring are an inclusive collaboration. A treaty principle.
Outcomes for every household and every whānau	All actions, initiatives and projects in the Action Plan must provide outcomes in line with the vision.
Build our people’s capability	There must be an emphasis on developing our people alongside infrastructure, assets and businesses.
Equality	A treaty principle, this requires reflection on who the intended audience and beneficiaries are, and a commitment to that being inclusive and equitable.
Business Growth Agenda 2015 He kai kei aku ringa	Our regional actions are designed to be as consistent as possible with both national economic policies.
Whai rawa	Optimising assets in a full, holistic and sustainable way.
Pōtikitanga	Developing an enterprise mindset. Driving the thinking that goes behind business growth.

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