Ruamāhanga Social Science

Information provided by experts on the Ruamāhanga's social science. 

The following information on social science helps the Committee understand the catchment better:

• Social assessment for Ruamāhanga Whaitua scenarios - 27 November 2017 (Presentation)
  

• Social narrative for Ruamāhanga Whaitua scenarios - 27 November 2017 (Report)
  

• Considering sense of place in freshwater planning, by Mark Newton and Jim Sinner - 30 January 2017 (Report)
  

• Connection to water, by Jim Sinner, Margaret Kilvington and Mark Newton - 30 January 2017 (Presentation)
  

• Follow up notes on equity considerations discussion at Committee workshop on 21.11.2016, by Jim Sinner - 21 November 2016 (Report)
  

• Equity considerations in freshwater management, by Jim Sinner - 21 November 2016(Presentation)

• Equity considerations in freshwater management, by Jim Sinner - 21 November 2016 (Report)

• Social assessment - process and discussion of of assessment criteria, by Nick Taylor - 21 November 2016(Presentation)

• Draft Ruamāhanga Social Assessment Project 1 - Baseline information - 21 November 2016(Report)

• Understanding how change is motivated, by Margaret Kilvington, Will Allen and Jim Sinner - 20 September 2016(Report)

• Understanding what motivates change, by Margaret Kilvington, Will Allen and Jim Sinner - 20 September 2016(Presentation)

• Briefing on 4 projects for social science modelling by Jim Sinner - 23 May 2016 (Report)

• Social impacts, by Ra Smith (Presentation)