Far North District Council, NZ is developing a regional accessibility strategy with local districts

Far North District Council, NZ accessibility strategy survey

In Progress

Far North District Council is partnering with Northland Regional Council, Kaipara District Council, and Whangarei District Council to develop the Te Tai Tokerau Regional Accessibility Strategy. The Council created an online survey asking residents to help identify key accessibility issues related to transportation, public spaces, information services, and community consultations. The goal of this strategy is to create a community where everyone can access all places, activities, and services.

Surveys Intergovernmental Cooperation Accessibility

Far North District Council, NZ

District council in New Zealand

New Zealand

Governments Involved

Northland Regional Council, NZ

New Zealand

Kaipara District Council, NZ

New Zealand

Whangarei District Council, NZ

New Zealand

Links

Te Tai Tokerau Regional Accessibility Strategy Consultation Far North District Council

The proposed Te Tai Tokerau Regional Accessibility Strategy aims to make Northland a great place to work, live and play, including for those within the disability community, older adults, migrants, and families with young children.

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Northland survey to identify top accessibility issues Far North District Council

Far North District Council is seeking help on a strategy to make Northland communities more accessible for all residents, including those with disabilities.

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