top of page

Useful Links for Regional Development

The organizations below all offer rich content for regional economic developers

oecd.jpeg

OECD

The OECD offers not only specific information regarding New Zealand's vital statistics but compares them with other OECD states.

brookings.jpeg

The Brookings Institute

The Brookings Institute is prolific in the volume of primary research it delivers.  Click below to see research relating to Cities and Regions.

images (7).jpeg

Regional Studies Association

The Regional Studies Association is a learned society concerned with the analysis of regions and regional issues. Through its international membership it provides an authoritative voice of, and network for, academics, students, practitioners, policy makers.

logo_800w.png

Cluster Navigators

Today's economy is about speed, flexibility and connectivity in an environment where innovation and economic growth are geographically concentrated. Clusters and their smart specialisations are cornerstones of this reality.

Regional Science Journal

Papers in Regional Science and Practice is the official journal of the Regional Science Association International 

Royal Society of the Arts

We are the royal society for arts, manufactures and commerce - a unique global network of changemakers enabling people, places and the planet to flourish

EDNZ logo.jpg

Economic Development New Zealand 

EDNZ offers a resource centre as well as professional development opportunities.

Useful Links to Specific Readings
robot_0_0.jpg

THE FUTURE OF WORK

graphicstock-realistic-earth-closeup-ren

THE FOUR FUTURES OF WORK

unnamed.jpg

FOUR WAYS TO DELIVER INCLUSIVE GROWTH

Untitled 1.jpg

MAHI TAHI - A JOURNAL FOR ED PRACTITIONERS

_CBM2821 (3).webp

MAHI TAHI DECEMBER 2022

62f0fae5d3664613b1ad0874c395a7ca.webp

EDNZ FREE RESOURCE CENTRE

Read more
bottom of page