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Have your say on the nation’s future

Friday 10 September 2021 | Written by Supplied | Published in Letters to the Editor, Opinion

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Have your say on the nation’s future
Fireworks during the closing ceremony of the Cook Islands Games 2020. Photo: DANILO REYES. 20101811

The Cook Islands National Sustainable Development Agenda 2020+ now open for public review.Have your say

Having a say in shaping Cook Islands future is in your hands with the click of a button over this month.

Since the consultation phase of the Cook Islands National Sustainable Development Agenda 2020+ in July last year, over 80 consultations have taken place in Rarotonga and across the Pa Enua, including a forum in Rarotonga that was open to the public.

This has resulted in three documents that build the National Sustainable Development Agenda 2020+, the blueprint that guides Cook Islands towards a vision of wellbeing. The draft versions are now open to the public for comment for a one-month period.

The three documents are the CINSDA 2020+ also known as the 100-year vision called Te Ara Akapapa’anga Nui 2021 – 2121, the Generational Plan-Te Ara Akapapa’anga Uki - 2021 – 2046; and the 5-year scorecard Te Ara Akapapa’anga Iti 2021 – 2026.

Valentino Wichman, the director of Central Policy and Planning Office of the Office of the Prime Minister, said: “We’re overjoyed to announce that we are at this phase. We’d like to acknowledge the role that everyone has played in helping bring our national blueprint to the current stage we have. Thank you to everyone who has come forth to share their thoughts and ideas with us all.”

People are asked to share their comments on the contents of the draft versions. They will be distributed in PDF format to make it easier to insert comments. Once the comment date has been closed, all comments received will be submitted to the CISNDA2020+ committee for review and finalising.

The three draft documents will be available in a myriad of ways to ensure as much people as possible can have access to it.  The e-versions will be available for download through OPM website, OPM Facebook and it can be emailed upon request. 

If you would like a hard copy these can be available upon request from the Office of the Prime Minister.

Should you wish to access a copy of these documents please visit the Office of the Prime Minister Website via link https://www.pmoffice.gov.ck/nsda/resources/ or the CINSDA2020+ Facebook page, or email cppo@cookislands.gov.ck.

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