Over the last three days of Āpōpō Congress we have heard from politicians, academics, consultants, central and local government officials and thought leaders, emerging professionals, senior practitioners and inspirational icons - from all around the motu. Their message has been consistent. Delivering infrastructure value is challenging.
Āpōpō applauds the direction and focus of the Government’s newly announced work programme addressing New Zealand’s infrastructure asset management challenge.
In this lunch and learn Abdul Kaggwa shared with us his journey into asset management, starting with his arrival and New Zealand in 2017. He also talked us through the creation of his poster for the 2024 poster competition. Check out the recording of this event in this article.
This early bird webinar was a chance to learn about the 2024 Supreme Award-winning project submitted by WSP and Nelson City Council, Asset Management through a Kaupapa Māori Lens. Learn more about this award-winning project, the step-change it represents, its success as a project, and what it meant to the broader project team to win this award.
This webinar discussed WSDP and AMPs what they are and are not, and the timeline for delivering a WSDP, The Australian Experience – navigating challenges and opportunities and Economic regulation of water services in NZ.
In Palmerston North on Friday 29 November we learnt about "poo tourism" in Fielding with their new wetlands which gurgled into action in September this year.
Today Te Waihanga released their long awaited report: Taking care of tomorrow today - Asset Management State of Play. The report, which Āpōpō supports, includes a number of recommendations in four areas...
The Invercargill Branch Event last week focused on infrastructure challenges, including the Homer Tunnel's avalanche shelter, funding for community assets, and climate change planning.
The president of Āpōpō Gary Porteous says it’s long past due that New Zealand has a bi-partisan, strategic view about infrastructure development and management.
From the beginning the Āpōpō Guide aligned with the ISO 5500x standards, but now we’ve ensured the Āpōpō Guide aligns with the GFMAM Asset Management Landscape as well.
We welcomed over 40 asset managers to the recently renovated Hawke’s Bay Regional Economic Development Agency Te Rae building on Friday 2 August to learn from each other, share lessons learnt and network.