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Long-term Insights Briefing on New Zealand’s future productivity to 2050: global trends, domestic factors, strategic choices
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Long-term Insights Briefing on New Zealand’s future productivity to 2050: global trends, domestic factors, strategic choices
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) are working together on a joint Long-term Insights Briefing in 2024/2025.
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Consultation on a topic for our 2025 Long-term Insights Briefing
MBIE and MFAT are welcoming feedback on the topic and scope of our joint Long-term Insights Briefing: New Zealand’s future productivity to 2050: global trends, domestic factors, strategic choices
The submission form template, details on how to submit, and a PDF version of the consultation document are available on the following page:
Following consultation over this topic, MBIE and MFAT will seek further feedback on a draft of the Briefing in mid 2025, before finalising the Briefing and presenting it to Parliament later in 2025.
What are Long-term Insights Briefings?
Long-term Insights Briefings are a requirement of all government departments under the Public Service Act (2020). They are ‘thinkpieces’, designed to explore medium to long term trends and the risks and opportunities they present to New Zealand. Briefings are prepared independently of Ministers.