Te Huka Whai Pāka | Our Regional Stakeholders and Partners
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The development of Regional Workforce Plans relies on information from our valued stakeholders and partners. Regional Workforce Plans feed into a highly connected structure – regionally and nationally. Strong collaboration is essential to ensure Murihiku’s labour market needs are met, both now and in the future.
Te Kāhui Whakahaere i kā Pūkeka ā-rohe o Murihiku (RSLG) acknowledge and sincerely thank all local, regional and national stakeholders and partners who have contributed to the development and delivery of our 2022 Regional Workforce Plan and subsequent RWP 2023 Update.
Providing Inputs and Intelligence
Local Stakeholders and Partners
- Papatipu Rūnaka
- Iwi/Māori
- Employees and Workers
- Employers
- Social service and education providers
- Great South (Regional Development Agency)
- Murihiku Regeneration
Southland Just Transition
- Transitioning business and skills
- Long-term planning and capability
- New Industries and employment
Central Government in the Region
- Ministry of Social Development
- Ministry of Youth Development
- Ministry of Education
- Immigration New Zealand
- Te Puni Kōkiri
- Ministry for Pacific Peoples
- Regional Public Service Commissioners
- Tertiary Education Commission
- Kāinga Ora
- Department of Corrections
- Te Whatu Ora
- Te Aka Whai Ora
Providing Support and Research
- Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (Kānoa)
Informing National Direction
Skills Investment
- Workforce Development Councils
- Tertiary Education Commission decisions
Sector And Industry Developments
- Regional Public Service Commissioners
- Industry Transformation Plans
Influencing Local Activities
Regional Partners
- Papatipu Rūnaka
- Local Government
- Murihiku Regeneration
- Employees and Workers
- Schools and Tertiary Education Providers
- Social Service Providers
Central Government in the Region
- Ministry of Social Development
- Ministry of Youth Development
- Ministry of Education
- Immigration New Zealand
- Te Puni Kōkiri
- Ministry for Pacific Peoples
- Regional Public Service Commissioners
- Tertiary Education Commission
- Kāinga Ora
- Department of Corrections
- Te Whatu Ora
- Te Aka Whai Ora
For more information on Te Kāhui Whakahaere i kā Pūkeka ā-rohe o Murihiku (RSLG), or to learn more about our members, mahi and kaupapa, visit:
Southland Murihiku Regional Skills Leadership Group
You can also contact the Secretariat: SouthlandMurihikuRSLG@mbie.govt.nz