Start: 9:30 am, Sunday 19 March 2023
End: 12:00 pm, Sunday 19 March 2023
Website: Please register for the Equitable Transitions Strategy event by clicking on this registration Link
MBIE has prepared alternative formats that explain the Equitable Emissions Strategy (external link)
NZSL translation of the Invitation (external link)
The Government is developing an Equitable Transitions Strategy to make sure that Aotearoa New Zealand’s transition to a high-wage and low-emissions future is equitable and inclusive. The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment and the Ministry of Social Development want your help to shape this transition.
There may be disabled people that you work with who would like to share their views on this. More details about the engagement sessions and why they are important can be found below. Please feel free to send them this invitation.
NZSL translation of the Invitation (external link)
Why is this important?
Climate change is having a more regular and severe impact on communities. One way Aotearoa New Zealand works to prevent climate change is by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This will bring changes to how you, your whānau, and your community live and work.
Transitioning to a high-wage and low-emissions future will bring opportunities, including higher-wage jobs, as well as challenges, such as job losses, re-training for low-emissions work, the potential for rising costs for energy, food and transport, as well as changes to how we get around. Some people and communities will be affected more than others.
MBIE has prepared alternative formats that explain the Equitable Emissions Strategy (external link) (external link)
Have your say on this new future
We will be running engagement sessions around the country, with dates and locations below. The purpose of these sessions is to ensure the transition is fair and inclusive. The aim is to understand how you feel these changes will impact you, and how to maximise the positive impacts they could have on disabled and Deaf communities around the country.
Efforts will be made to make sure all the sessions are accessible, including those for the general public and iwi. All is for All will be hosting sessions exclusively for the disabled community to contribute. You can tell us about your accessibility needs in the registration form or by emailing us.
About us
This project is being led by Te Amokura, who is working with All is for All and Bright Sunday to deliver the engagements. Together, our goal is to ensure we gather the thoughts of a broad and diverse range of people and communities.
Register
Please feel free to share this information with anyone who might have thoughts or ideas on how we can realise a low-emissions future that is better for all New Zealanders.
In your email, please include your name, which session you would like to attend, and any dietary or accessibility requirements. All venues will be wheelchair accessible. Once you have registered more details will be provided.
Session details
- Dunedin: 19th of March, 9:30am-12pm
- Christchurch: 21st of March, 2pm-4:30pm
- Online: 22nd and 24th of March, 4pm-6:30pm
Venue
Otago Museum
Cost
FREE