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Localism is all about harnessing the power, knowledge, skills and views of local people to drive better outcomes.



Localism case studies
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The Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s School Sustainability and Resilience Fund
The School Sustainability and Resilience Fund makes small grants to schools across the Bay of Plenty.
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Wellington City Council advisory groups
Wellington City Council operates five advisory groups.
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Selwyn District Council and Te Taumutu Rūnanga relationship agreement
Council and Te Taumutu Rūnanga signed a relationship agreement establishing mana whenua representation on all council committees.