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New Zealand Council for Infrastructure Development

NZCID is an authority at the forefront of infrastructure development issues.  The Council promotes best practice in national infrastructure development  through research, advocacy and public and private sector collaboration. NZCID members come from diverse sectors across New Zealand, equity owners, service providers, public sector agencies, and major infrastructure users.

Together we share a clear purpose; world class infrastructure for the benefit of all New Zealanders.  A goal we are committed to achieving by:

- Raising awareness of the fact that infrastructure underpins our communities quality of life and that inadequate infrastructure holds back New Zealands economic and social growth

- Generating valuable debate on the quality and level of infrastructure provision to meet New Zealanders needs

- Encouraging the implementation of best practice infrastructure provision and management

- Identifying the condition of New Zealands infrastructure and how best to overcome the challenges facing our infrastructure providers.

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Testimonials

"Since its inception, the NZCID has done a great job highlighting the need for good infrastructure and the importance it has on economic ...

Graham Darlow
General Manager - Engineering
The Fletcher Construction Company

NZCID News and Events

NZCID Brief to Members on Auckland Governance Reform
NZCID Chief Executive Stephen Selwood, discusses the recent outcome of the Royal Commission of Inquiry on Auckland Governance, recapping NZCID views as per the One Auckland submission (see here) and seeks input from our corporate membership at large.

Policy Priorities for Advancing Economic
Infrastructure Development in New Zealand

World class infrastructure is central to New Zealand's standard of living.  The supply of water, energy, transportation and communications underpin the quality of our people's health, education, personal safety and security, and our agriculture, trade and commerce, culture and entertainment.  (read more)