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  • Recovery and regeneration

    The Canterbury earthquake series of 2010 and 2011 heightened the need for councils in the Greater Christchurch area to work alongside Government, iwi and others to coordinate and facilitate recovery activity.

  • Community charter

    This Charter was the first step in defining the Strategy based on what the Greater Christchurch community said in the Options consultation should be done. It was the statement of intent describing what the Forum intended the final Strategy would do.

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    Search. Site search. Keyword(s). Clear search form. Submit search form. Ngā hua rapu Search results. Showing 51 - 60 of 443. To whom it may concern, I commend you for.. To whom it may concern, I commend you for putting together the document ‘Our

  • Recreational water quality

    Communities want water in recreational areas (rivers, lakes and coastal areas) to be safe for swimming, fishing and other activities.

  • Draft Strategy 2006 - Summary of submissions

    Of more than 360 submissions received on the draft Greater Christchurch Urban Development Strategy, most say they support the general direction of the strategy, but its implementation is what matters most.

  • Enhanced natural environments

    Natural Environment Recovery Programme.

  • Quality of life

    Quality of life is a subjective measure of wellbeing. People's satisfaction with their overall quality of life provides a self-assessed measure. How people feel about their lives is one of the key ways to assess the health of our communities.

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    Search. Site search. Keyword(s). Clear search form. Submit search form. Ngā hua rapu Search results. Showing 81 - 90 of 443. Background reports 2004 to 2006. Background reports from 2004 to 2006. Project area summary 2005. The Greater Christchurch

  • Self-rated health

    Self-rated health is a subjective measure of overall health status and has been found to be linked to actual health outcomes. Evidence suggests that people assess their health in relation to their circumstances and expectations, and their peers.

  • Option A

    Option A of the proposed options.