Welcome to the National Infrastructure Unit
The Government’s objective is for New Zealand’s infrastructure to be a means to permanently lift the sustainable growth rate of the economy, through increased productivity and improved management of Crown assets.
As a practical means of delivering this, the Government has:
- Established both the National Infrastructure Unit (NIU), as a Unit within Treasury, and the National Infrastructure Advisory Board, comprising members outside central government, to advise the Minister for Infrastructure; and
- Committed to developing a National Infrastructure Plan presenting a high-level view of New Zealand's infrastructure needs over the next 20 years.
Related Sites
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The Treasury is the New Zealand Government’s lead advisor on economic and financial issues.
Releases
- Treasury Report: National Infrastructure Plan: Review of Submissions13 Nov 2009
- Appointment of Executive Director National Infrastructure Unit (The Treasury)7 Oct 2009
- Guidance for Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in New Zealand2 Oct 2009
- Media Statement: Government welcomes infrastructure paper (Beehive)7 Sep 2009
- Infrastructure: Facts and Issues 7 Sep 2009
- Media Statement: Government boosts productive infrastructure (Beehive)28 May 2009
- Media Statement: Government announces Infrastructure Board (Beehive)25 May 2009
- Media Statement: Speech to Fast Tracking National Infrastructure Summit (Beehive)27 Apr 2009
- Media Statement: The development of New Zealand's infrastructure: current and future needs (Beehive)3 Mar 2009
- Media Statement: Government invests in KiwiRail, sets up infrastructure unit (Beehive)2 Mar 2009