Beyond 2025 Southland

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This is how we are framing the Beyond 2025 Plan. Visit the Beyond 2025 website to find out more information about it - Beyond 2025 Plan on a Page

Sustainability, growth and community big focus for future of Southland

Southland is set to reveal a new regional plan, Beyond 2025 Southland aimed at creating a shared future vision and pathway for the region.

The Beyond 2025 Southland plan will be launched at the end of June 2023, and has a dual purpose as the long-term planning workstream within Southland’s Just Transition work plan and the updated Southland Regional Development Strategy

This is how we are framing the Beyond 2025 Plan. Visit the Beyond 2025 website to find out more information about it - Beyond 2025 Plan on a Page

Sustainability, growth and community big focus for future of Southland

Southland is set to reveal a new regional plan, Beyond 2025 Southland aimed at creating a shared future vision and pathway for the region.

The Beyond 2025 Southland plan will be launched at the end of June 2023, and has a dual purpose as the long-term planning workstream within Southland’s Just Transition work plan and the updated Southland Regional Development Strategy 2015-2025 (SoRDS).

The Southland Just Transition process has been supported by an active partnership between iwi, local government, communities, business, unions, education, and central government (MBIE).

The plan is based on whakamana, empowerment, and aspirations identified for the people of Murihiku Southland, our environment and economy and has been supported by the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE), and the Southland Just Transition Enduring Oversight Group (EOG).

Beyond 2025 Project Lead Bobbi Brown said it was exciting to be able to release over 18 months’ worth of work to the public.

“So much mahi has gone into this, and we are grateful for the community involvement we’ve seen.

“Honouring our guiding principle Inclusivity, the project team has provided extensive opportunities over the past 18 months for our people around the region to be involved and share their views for our pathway forward,” she said.

Over 400 engagements with community groups, organisations, businesses, iwi and agencies have been held, including numerous surveys, research and public roadshows around the region.


Page last updated: 26 Jun 2023, 11:35 AM