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Roadmap 2050 – Venture Taranaki
About Roadmap 2050
The following information comes from the Venture Taranaki pages about Roadmap2050:
Taranaki is an awesome place to live, work, play and create. As our economy and businesses shift towards a low-emissions future, we need to make sure we keep all that’s great about Taranaki while planning for that to be shared by everyone who lives here. The Taranaki 2050 Roadmap has been co-designed by the region, for the region. It considers not just how our economy will change, but all aspects of our lives, and provides the opportunity to plan for inclusive growth.
Creating the draft Roadmap
From February – April, 2019 the people of Taranaki created the content of the Roadmap through a co-design process. Over 700 people took part in 23 workshops around the region on defined transition topics, as well as 5 community workshops. 11 of the region’s high schools sent students to attend a specialised youth workshop and we gathered the voices of the region’s young people through a creative challenge. Over 360 people completed surveys online or at events and all the voices gathered created the Taranaki 2050 Roadmap.
Next
Now that the Roadmap has been finalised, a programme of work is being developed to determine the short-term actions and medium-term strategy needed to achieve the region’s long-term goals and vision for 2050.
This work will take place progressively from August 2019 to mid-2020, published sequentially as Action Plans to support the Taranaki 2050 Roadmap.
The Roadmap Action Plans will take into consideration and help guide other plans and programmes. This includes:
- How the work under Taranaki’s current economic development strategy, Tapuae Roa: Make Way for Taranaki, best supports the vision and direction of the Taranaki 2050 Roadmap;
- Other important regional documents, such as council planning documents and iwi environmental management plans;
- Alignment with government work programmes and initiatives.
Our work here is also helping the Government inform how it could partner with other regions, sectors or communities planning for, and undergoing, transitions in the future.
The Centre for Innovation & Creativity sees itself as playing an important role around innovation and creativity in regard to the Venture Taranaki Roadmap2050, and has been a positive contributor to the process.
Creativivity Centre
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The Centre for Innovation and Creativity
About the Centre
The Centre for Creativity will be located in Ngamotu New Plymouth. A planned social enterprise, it will generate innovative and educative outcomes that directly improve local sector communities, creativity and businesses. A multi-purpose venue for vision, sound, STEAM projects and performances, the centre could also provide workshop spaces, online TV, and teaching and learning on NZQA accredited programmes in Creativity.
The interface between creativity, culture, economics and technology, has the ability to create and circulate intellectual capital, support income generation, jobs and exports while at the same time promoting social inclusion, cultural diversity and intergenerational human development. These factors are crucial to the long term sustainability of culture and business in Taranaki. An adapted Te Wheke Model is used to explain the functioning of the Centre, with Mātauranga Māori and STEAM at it’s core.
Project Founders
Stacey Hitchcock
NPDC Deputy Chair Planning Committee, former Auckland Manager and National Board Member of ZEAL
Wayne Morris
Business Improvement Facilitator, MA Organisational Creativity, Creativity Advisor [global reach], Musician, Artist, Gallery Owner, Founder NZ Creativity
Sam Johnson
Musician – albums through BMG / Sony / Sunday Best; Community Music in London; Creative Music Production and Business, University of Westminster, Music Leader Training programme writer.
Anand Rose
New Plymouth Citizen Award for work in Music, Film, Radio and Event Management in 2016; urban renewal projects with NPDC; founder Singer Songwriters, New Topia, Green Cow Productions
WharehokaSmith
Kaiwhakaako Toi Kaihoahoa Kaihokohoko Art Practitioner, Designer, Entrepreneur, Critical Thinker, Systems Analysis, Strategist, Writer, Poet, Singer Songwriter, Musician, Environmentalist, Art Activist
Ian Clothier
MA (Hons), Electronic Artist (international reach – 15 countries), Public Commissions, 102 Exhibitions; 26 Publication credits, Environmentalist, co-founder SCANZ, Intercreate Trust, Founder Water Peace Power
Implementation team
Stacey Hitchcock
Wayne Morris
Sam Johnson
Anand Rose
Ian Clothier
Sam Whiteman
Warwick Foy
Hannah Dixon
The Centre for Innovation and Creativity
About the Centre
The Centre for Creativity will be located in Ngamotu New Plymouth. A planned social enterprise, it will generate innovative and educative outcomes that directly improve local sector communities, creativity and businesses. A multi-purpose venue for vision, sound, STEAM projects and performances, the centre could also provide workshop spaces, online TV, and teaching and learning on NZQA accredited programmes in Creativity.
The interface between creativity, culture, economics and technology, has the ability to create and circulate intellectual capital, support income generation, jobs and exports while at the same time promoting social inclusion, cultural diversity and intergenerational human development. These factors are crucial to the long term sustainability of culture and business in Taranaki. An adapted Te Wheke Model is used to explain the functioning of the Centre, with Mātauranga Māori and STEAM at it’s core.
Project Founders
Stacey Hitchcock
NPDC Deputy Chair Planning Committee, former Auckland Manager and National Board Member of ZEAL
Wayne Morris
Business Improvement Facilitator, MA Organisational Creativity, Creativity Advisor [global reach], Musician, Artist, Gallery Owner, Founder NZ Creativity
Sam Johnson
Musician – albums through BMG / Sony / Sunday Best; Community Music in London; Creative Music Production and Business, University of Westminster, Music Leader Training programme writer.
Anand Rose
New Plymouth Citizen Award for work in Music, Film, Radio and Event Management in 2016; urban renewal projects with NPDC; founder Singer Songwriters, New Topia, Green Cow Productions
WharehokaSmith
Kaiwhakaako Toi Kaihoahoa Kaihokohoko Art Practitioner, Designer, Entrepreneur, Critical Thinker, Systems Analysis, Strategist, Writer, Poet, Singer Songwriter, Musician, Environmentalist, Art Activist
Ian Clothier
MA (Hons), Electronic Artist (international reach – 15 countries), Public Commissions, 102 Exhibitions; 26 Publication credits, Environmentalist, co-founder SCANZ, Intercreate Trust, Founder Water Peace Power
Implementation team
Stacey Hitchcock
Wayne Morris
Sam Johnson
Anand Rose
Ian Clothier
Sam Whiteman
Warwick Foy
Hannah Dixon
Creativity Programmes
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Creativivity Centre
About the Centre
Tapuae Roa
Connecting with the future of Taranaki
The Future of Work
The changing world
Te Wheke Adapted
An integrated model
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