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Consultation has concluded
Be a part of Selwyn's future! Your input is vital as we embark on the next stage of our community's journey. Over the next 3 weeks, we'll be seeking your insights on various topics relating the the District's 2024-2034 Long-Term Plan (LTP).
Your feedback will help set the priorities for what goes into the 2024-2034 LTP.
Get started on having your say below by telling us why you choose to live in Selwyn.
Be a part of Selwyn's future! Your input is vital as we embark on the next stage of our community's journey. Over the next 3 weeks, we'll be seeking your insights on various topics relating the the District's 2024-2034 Long-Term Plan (LTP).
Your feedback will help set the priorities for what goes into the 2024-2034 LTP.
Get started on having your say below by telling us why you choose to live in Selwyn.
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We’d like you to think about 4 areas that may affect or enhance your sense of well-being in the future of Selwyn.
Which one of the following is the highest priority for you in the Selwyn of the future? And why?
Environmental well-being:
A natural environment that supports healthy community life such as air quality, fresh water, uncontaminated land and control of pollution.
Social well-being:
The ability of all members of a community to set goals and achieve them on areas such as education, health, the strength of community networks, financial and personal security, equity of opportunity, rights and freedoms.
Cultural well-being:
The shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviours and identities that make up our communities.
Economic well-being:
An economy that can generate the employment and wealth necessary to provide many of the requirements that make for social wellbeing such as health, financial security and equality of opportunity.
We’d like you to think about 4 areas that may affect or enhance your sense of well-being in the future of Selwyn.
Which one of the following is the highest priority for you in the Selwyn of the future? And why?
Environmental well-being:
A natural environment that supports healthy community life such as air quality, fresh water, uncontaminated land and control of pollution.
Social well-being:
The ability of all members of a community to set goals and achieve them on areas such as education, health, the strength of community networks, financial and personal security, equity of opportunity, rights and freedoms.
Cultural well-being:
The shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviours and identities that make up our communities.
Economic well-being:
An economy that can generate the employment and wealth necessary to provide many of the requirements that make for social wellbeing such as health, financial security and equality of opportunity.