Resilience – New Zealand’s freight and supply chain system is resilient, reliable, and prepared for potential disruptions.
Low emissions – New Zealand’s freight and supply chain system is underpinned by a low emissions freight transport system. The main drivers for change that the strategy will address are: We want to identify the best possible mix of investment, regulation, and other approaches to ensure New Zealand can flourish. The strategy will inform investment decisions by central and local government and the private sector. Given the challenges we are facing with climate change and Covid-19, the supply chain may need new approaches to cooperation, regulation, and investment over the coming decades to meet New Zealand’s expectations. How we will work together - how government works with others, how we make trade-offs, the roles of different organisations.How we will get there - pathways and priority actions.Collectively what we want the system to achieve - objectives, outcomes, and vision.The New Zealand freight and supply chain strategy will take a long-term 30 years plus view and lay out:
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