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Tairāwhiti,
Thank you for all your submissons!
The 2024 Tairāwhiti Wellbeing survey is now closed.
We want to truly understand who you are and how we are really doing.
The Tairāwhiti Wellbeing Survey aims to capture comprehensive data on how we’re doing as a region and to better understand the wellbeing of our people.
How is the survey data being used and played back to the community?
The data is combined to provide wellbeing insights about Te Tairāwhiti and the results are available for everyone to access. The data dashboards allow users to filter out the data by survey area (coast, urban or country), gender, age group, ethnicity, employment status or iwi. Each data set is categorised under six muka (outcomes) as set out in He Rangitapu He Tohu Ora, the Trust’s wellbeing framework.
Insights are supporting our whānau, communities and organisations to better understand what the wellbeing of our region looks like at a collective level. The survey findings are helping Trust Tairāwhiti to understand the needs of our communities and to make well-informed investment decisions. The Trust’s ultimate aspiration is to enhance the collective wellbeing of Tairāwhiti and having accurate data is an essential foundation for this.
Previous survey data has been used by a range of local and national organisations, including Gisborne District Council, Manaaki Tairāwhiti, Te Whatu Ora, New Zealand Treasury, Auckland University, Kāinga Ora, New Zealand Institute of Economic Research and Wellbeing Alliance Aotearoa.