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Slides from a presentation given at the RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau. AUT, 25 June 2019.

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Slides from a presentation prepared for the RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau. AUT, 25 June 2019 See also Te kā mai rawa, te ti taihara: mana whenua cultural values and the Auckland Council resource consent process Cultural Values Assessments.

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Slides from a presentation prepared for the RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau. AUT, 25 June 2019.

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Lake Pupuke is an Auckland Premier Park and the only deep volcanic lake in the region. There has been a recent deterioration in lake health. To address this RIMU has developed a collaborative project with Healthy Waters, the CawthronInstitute, and Project Baseline, an international NGO focused on using citizen science-driven monitoring to achieve better outcomes for aquatic environments.

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Presentation slides prepared for the RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau. AUT, 25 June 2019.

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The streams and lakes of Auckland encompass all the surface freshwater for the region’s 4900km² area, from Wellsford in the north to Franklin in the south. With an estimated 16,500km of flowing streams and 72 lakes, these freshwater water bodies represent a significant part of Auckland’s natural environment. Streams and lakes are often fed from the groundwater beneath.

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Auckland’s problem of construction and demolition waste Construction and demolition (C&D) waste makes up about 40 per cent of the total waste going to landfill in Auckland. Volumes are projected to increase as Auckland’s population continues to grow and more large-scale infrastructure and development projects take place. Auckland Council has limited influence over how C&D waste is managed by the construction industry, as it is a source of commercial waste.

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Wrap up comments by Regan Solomon, Manager, Land Use and Infrastructure Research and Evaluation. RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau.

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Welcome speech given by Eva McLaren, Manager Research and Evaluation. RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau.

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AUT, Sir Paul Reeves Building, room WG308, 2 Governor Fitzroy Place, Auckland 25 June 2019, 9am to 2. 15pm *09. 15 – 09.