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RT. HON HELEN CLARK
PRIME MINISTER
Growing An Innovative New Zealand
www.innovate.org.nz
February 2002
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| In the Prime Minister's Statement to Parliament a year ago I set out the government's thinking on the economic transformation which needed to occur for New Zealand to lift itself back up the economic ladder. Emphasis was placed on the need to be innovative in everything we do to create higher value in our economy ... |
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GROWING AN INNOVATIVE NEW ZEALAND |
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We need to become a more innovative, more confident, more flexible economy which is able to compete successfully on the international scene. This document establishes a framework to do that. It draws on the recommendations of the various reports received by the government in the past year.
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GROWING AN INNOVATIVE NEW ZEALAND - SUMMARY |
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New Zealand’s next phase of its economic development must be characterised by innovation. Innovation must happen across the board. We must become a nation known internationally for our innovation, our creativity, our skills and our lifestyle.
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TURNING GREAT IDEAS INTO GREAT VENTURES |
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In May 2001 the Prime Minister asked the Science & Innovation Advisory Council (SIAC) to develop an innovation strategy and action plan to feed into Government’s policy development. SIAC published a Proposed Innovation Framework for New Zealand and an accompanying Innovation Report Card, setting out New Zealand’s performance in relation to key indicators, in August 2001. SIAC invited feedback on the draft report, and presented this, the final report, to the Prime Minister in December 2001.
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Download report front cover (1930KB)
Download report back Cover (6KB)
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USING FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT TO HELP FUEL NZ'S ECONOMIC PROSPERITY I |
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New Zealand’s continuing economic prosperity depends on concerted action from Government, business and the broader community. The national economic development agenda must rise to this challenge. One crucial component of this agenda is Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
Part 1 - (1136KB) |
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STRATEGIES FOR BUILDING A TALENTED NATION |
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The Talent Initiative is a joint undertaking between Government and business. New Zealand is facing a range of issues in retaining and regaining talented people, and attracting talented immigrants to this country. The public and private sector have decided that the best way to understand and address these issues is through partnership.
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