Links and Associations

The Institute of Public Policy has secured a set of strategic partnerships and alliances on which the research and development programmes of the IPP have been established. The most significant partnerships to date are with the following institutions and agencies:

International:
Cities and Regions Forum of the OECD, Paris
LEED programme, Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
University of Paris at the Sorbonne
London Development Agency, United Kingdom
London South Bank University
East China University of Science and Technology
University of Waterloo, Canada
University of Arizona, Office of Economic Development, USA
University of Technology, Sydney
OECD LEED Centre for Local Development
Prison Fellowship International
UK International Institute for Restorative Practices
Metropolitan Development Programme Asian and Pacific Regions

National:
Office of Pacifika Advancement at AUT
Ngati Whatua 0 Orakei Maori Trust Board
Pacific Leaders Group and Office of Pasifika Advancement
Auckland Regional Economic Development Forum
Economic Development Association of New Zealand (EDANZ)
Auckland Regional Economic Development Association (AREDA)
Lincoln University, Canterbury
AgResearch Ltd, Hamilton
Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs
University of Waikato
University of Auckland
Business New Zealand
New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER)
Business and Economic Research Limited (BERL)
Committee for Auckland
McKinlay Douglas Limited, Tauranga
Local Government New Zealand
Auckland Regional Council
Hui Taumata Taskforce
Government Economic and Urban Development Office, Auckland
Ministry of Economic Development
Department of Labour
Ministry of Social Development
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise
New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
Innovation and Systems, Wellington
Cluster Navigators and the Competitiveness Institute
Pacific Business Trust
Mayors Taskforce
Prison Fellowship New Zealand

IPP shares postgraduate teaching and research interests with other
units within AUT: the Department of Social Sciences especially in relation to areas such as social policy, urban studies and human services.

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