Strategies

Far North 2100 envisages how the Far North might look in 80 years’ time, based on our vision He Whenua Rangatira – a district of sustainable prosperity and wellbeing.

The Far North District Maintenance Intervention Strategy sets new approach to identify, assess and prioritise maintenance across the district’s road network.

This facility-focussed plan helps support the regional strategy for play, active recreation and sport – Kōkiri ai te waka hourua.

In the Far North there are 32 community halls; 20 are owned and funded by the council and 12 are owned and managed by their respective communities without any direct funding from the council.

The Integrated Transport Strategy sets out the district’s priorities to achieve a transport system that will best support the Far North and its people over the next 10 to 30 years.

The Solid Waste Strategy (SWS) sets out a 25-year plan to guide the Far North’s transition toward a circular economy, aligning with the Aotearoa New Zealand Waste Strategy and the district’s long-term vision, He Whenua Rangatira - A district of sustainable prosperity and wellbeing.

Te Rauora relates to an agreement between the council and Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Rēhia to develop more spaces, places and opportunities in Kerikeri where te reo Māori is seen, heard and celebrated alongside English.

Te Rerenga seeks to cultivate a prosperous, sustainable, and innovative economy for all to partake in its benefits.

The strategy sets out the intentions and direction to make our region more accessible and responsive to residents and visitors with access needs. It is a high-level document that provides guidance across all councils.

Toi Mana presents a collective vision for arts, culture, and heritage in the district. It sets out priorities and actions that will help focus our resources and energy to achieve our vision.