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Strategic Context for Transport in New Zealand
Martin MatthewsChief Executive
LGNZ Congress, 11 February 2011
Overview• Role of the Ministry• Strategic Issues:
– Economic– People– Energy– Technology– Environment
• Summary• What the Ministry of Transport is focusing on
Role of the Ministry
• To be a trusted, impartial expert adviser to government: shaping transport for New Zealand.
• Providing a range of evidence based policy advice to the Minister of Transport.
Economic IssuesWhat are the patterns of New Zealand’s international and
domestic economy and how do we fund the transport infrastructure and services that supports them?
Far Away
Gross Domestic Product
Economic Research Service, USDA, November 2005
Export and Import locations
Auckland Lyttelton
Port ChalmersGisborne
Bluff Napier
New Plymouth Nelson Picton
TaharoaTimaru
Tauranga Wellington Whangarei
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
Percentage of NZ imports and exports by weight and value by NZ port - 2009/10
Import by port (value) Export by port (value) Import by port (weight) Export by port (weight)
Percentage
Port
About New Zealand
Northlan
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Hawke
s Bay
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Manaw
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Wellington
Tasman
/ Marl
borough
West C
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Southland
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10.00
20.00
30.00
40.00
50.00
60.00
70.00
2006-07 2031
Tota
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NFDS 2008
Growth in freight flows terminating in regions
Northlan
d
Aucklan
d
Waikato
Bay of P
lenty
Gisborn
e
Hawke
s Bay
Taranak
i
Manaw
atu
Wellington
Tasman
/ Marl
bor...
West C
oast
Canter
buryOtag
o
Southland
0.00
10.00
20.00
30.00
40.00
50.00
60.00
2006-07 2031
Tota
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orig
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ing
in R
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Growth in freight flows originating in regions
NFDS 2008
Labour productivity
OECD Territorial Reviews: Competitive Cities in the Global Economy, 2006
People IssuesWhat is happening to New Zealand’s population (growing, ageing, diversifying, and becoming more urbanised) and
what will the impact of their choices will be on the transport system?
Population growth and changes
www.treasury.govt.nz
How people may travel in the future?
Car Rail+Ferry Bus Active0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 83%
1%4%
12%
70%
4%
8%
18%
20062041
Mod
e Sh
are
Ministry of Transport analysis
Population growth to 2031
Auckland region New Zealand0
1,000,000
2,000,000
3,000,000
4,000,000
5,000,000
6,000,000
Statistics NZ projections June 2009
Energy IssuesHow do we enable the mobility that New Zealanders
require in an environment of both increasing fuel prices and price volatility?
Future sources of oil
2004 World Energy Outlook
Energy demand by fuel type
U.S. Energy Department
Environment Issues
What effect does transport have on the environment and conversely how will that impact on New Zealand’s
transport system?
Energy emissions by sector
www.med.govt.nz
Resilience
Technology IssuesHow do we capture the benefits of technology to improve the transport system as quickly and easily as possible?
The role of technology
Summary
The key issues facing transport include:
– Economic– People– Energy Funding
– Environment– Technology
What the Ministry of Transport is focusing on
• Identification, collection and monitoring of key datasets• Forward Plan for transport 2011• Trends and issues workshops 2011• Scenario development 2011• National Infrastructure Plan 2 2011• Government Policy Statement 2012
Questions?
