The MARCO team (monitoring and reporting community outcomes) has compiled indicators that help tell us about the quality of, and any changes in, life for people in the Waikato region.
Indicators by council area
Indicators by topic
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Sustainable economy
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Economic prosperity |
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Land-based industries |
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Maori economic prosperity |
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Regional planning |
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Research and innovation |
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Sustainable development |
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Tourism |
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Transport, infrastructure and services | |
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Sustainable environment
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Air, land, water quality and biodiversity |
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Coastal environment |
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Energy |
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Environmental attitudes and behaviours |
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Kaitiakitanga |
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Rural environment |
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Solid waste | |
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Quality of life
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Community participation |
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Community safety |
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Education |
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Family and community cohesion |
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Health |
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Housing |
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Sport and leisure |
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Youth and older people | |
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Culture and identity
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Creativity |
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Culture and recreation |
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Historic buildings and places |
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Maori heritage |
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Regional identity and pride | |
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Participation and equity
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Civic participation |
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Cultural well-being | |
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What are indicators and how are they being used?
An indicator is something that helps us to understand where we are, which way we are going and how far we are from where we want to be. Indicators summarise complex information into key measures so that we can understand what's happening. Indicators are used by local authorities in the Waikato Region to track progress against stated goals and objectives derived from consultation with the community, referred to as community outcomes. Find out more.