NZSD Framework
Overarching: Lesley Hunt Jay Whitehead (from 2014) Pillar leaders Environmental: Catriona MacLeod Social: Katharine Legun Economic and Governance: Paul Dalziel Indigenous: John Reid |
Overview
We have developed a framework for sustainability assessment to make explicit the sustainability outcomes being targeted, using aligned indicators for assessing performance. This can be used by primary producers and organisations as a basis for developing their own framework.
The NZSD framework design is locally grounded (to guide best practices of special relevance to New Zealand society, ecology and land care) but also internationally relevant (taking into account theoretical concepts, sustainability frameworks, and indicators used internationally) to ensure that overseas consumers can benchmark and verify the sustainability credentials of New Zealand exported products.
The NZSD framework is based on FAO's SAFA (Sustainability Assessment of Food and Agriculture system) framework. For more information on this click here.
Reports
For a summary of the framework, or information on specific pillars, click on any of the following images.
A full report describing the framework is available here.
We have developed a framework for sustainability assessment to make explicit the sustainability outcomes being targeted, using aligned indicators for assessing performance. This can be used by primary producers and organisations as a basis for developing their own framework.
The NZSD framework design is locally grounded (to guide best practices of special relevance to New Zealand society, ecology and land care) but also internationally relevant (taking into account theoretical concepts, sustainability frameworks, and indicators used internationally) to ensure that overseas consumers can benchmark and verify the sustainability credentials of New Zealand exported products.
The NZSD framework is based on FAO's SAFA (Sustainability Assessment of Food and Agriculture system) framework. For more information on this click here.
Reports
For a summary of the framework, or information on specific pillars, click on any of the following images.
A full report describing the framework is available here.