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Ōtautahi Christchurch

2019

Explore the Opportunity

•The future of Christchurch

•Why Christchurch?

•Supernode project

•Workshop session

Talent Attraction & Retention

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•Tourism, Events,

Economic

Development (TEED).

•Grow the economy to the

benefit of Christchurch

•Grow high value jobs

ChristchurchNZ


Christchurch 10 year prosperity goals

Grow Value & Scale

1. Grow greater Christchurch

population to 615,000

(104,500 more people)

2. Grow real GDP to 9% of

national (grow 0.5% faster

p.a than national average)

3. Grow real GDP per capita to

$62,500 ($9,100 more GDP

per capita)

Improve perception

& confidence

1. Christchurch resident’s

quality of life 5% points

higher than national

average

2. Visitor spend is 12.6% of

national (grow 2.1% faster

p.a than national average)

Inclusive &

Sustainable

1. A higher percentage of

Christchurch residents have

enough money to meet daily

needs that national average

2. Unemployment rate lower

than national average

3. Support Christchurch’s

aspirations to be carbon net

neutral by 2050

The Christchurch

Story

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Exploration


Exploration We celebrate and embrace

our city’s history of

exploration, from the Ngāi

Tahu settlers to the early

Europeans.


Exploration We celebrate and embrace

our city’s history of

exploration, from the Ngāi

Tahu settlers to the early

Europeans.

Christchurch has

always been about new

beginnings. Our people

are explorers, challenging

the status quo, exploring

ideas with impact and

helping shape our future

for the better.


Residents

The spirit of exploration

has shaped who we are

as a people.


Visitors

Explore New Zealand, start in

Christchurch.

A vibrant place of contrast.


Business

Doing business in

Christchurch provides

opportunity to explore new

ideas with impact, innovating

and changing our future.


Education

Studying in Christchurch

is an opportunity to

explore new thinking

and new horizons.


Living and

studying in

Christchurch


Three universities in the top 2% in the world


2019 2020 2023

The Peterborough

Hotel

Metro Sports

Facility

Lyttleton Port

Cruise WharfRiverside Market

Spark

Building- Avon River Precinct

- HOYTS EntX

Key Projects

Town Hall

Multi-Use

Arena

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The Yard

Riverside Lanes

Te Pae

Convention Centre

Tūranga

Central Library

City Events Calendar

South Island

Lantern

Festival 22–

24 Feb

Phil

Collins

4 Feb

Hockey Pro

League

8–17 Feb

Blackcaps VS.

Bangladesh

16–20 Mar

Blackcaps VS.

Bangladesh

16 Feb

Godzone

10–17 Mar

NZ Track and Field

Championships

8–10 Mar

2019


Nitro Circus

23 March Norah Jones

29 April

ASB Christchurch

Marathon

2 June

Christchurch

Food Show

5 – 7 April

Bread & Circus

World Buskers

Festival

10 Jan – 2 Feb

Spars in the

Park

16 Feb

Coast to Coast

8 & 9 Feb

The Central City is progressing as a place for the communityto be proud of.


Our newest city

• Safe modern buildings

• Compact CBD area

• Regional economic diversity

• 2nd biggest city in NZ

• Retail centre of the

South Island


ANZ Centre

PWC Building

Anderson Lloyd House & St. Elmo

Courts

BNZ Centre

Ngāi Tahu

Vodafone

The Crossing

Lane Neave

Kathmandu

Awly Building

Westpac Building

The Terrace

Amazonita Little HighUnknown

Chapter Cafe

Chiwahwah Bangalore

Polo Club

Park Ranger

Cafe

20 minute bus

ride

30 minute

bike ride

1 hour drive

The outdoorsis on yourdoorstep

Short traveltimes 25 minutes

25 minutes

15 minutes

20 minutes

Lime

Scooter

TRAM

Bicycle

Uber Taxi

Take a busHire a Lime

Scooter

CycleTake a bus

Take a taxi Uber Tram

30 minute walk

10 minute bike ride

A compact,

Central CityUniversity of

Canterbury

‘easy-to-get-around’ city



50different

ethnicities live

in

Christchurch

22%Of Christchurch’s

population was

born overseas

2%Other

82%European

9%Maori

3%Pacific

1%Middle Eastern, Latin

American, African

9%Asian

Source: www.ccc.govt.nz (total exceeds 100% as respondents could choose more than one ethnicity they identify with)

An increasingly

diverse community

Cost of living


40

50

60

70

80

Christchurch Perth Wellington Melbourne Auckland Sydney London

A comparatively affordableeducation destination

• 11% cheaper than Wellington

• 15% cheaper than Auckland

• 26% cheaper than Sydney

• Enjoy more disposable income

Cost of living (incl. rent) index


Source: Numbeo, 2019Cost of Living Index is measured against NYC being 100 - it is a relative indicator of consumer goods and rent prices, including groceries, restaurants, transportation and utilities.

A relatively low cost

of living per week

$100 in Christchurch calculated to the amount you would need

in other cities to buy the same things

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Christchurch

$100.00

PerthWellingtonAuckland

LondonMelbourneSydney

$122.00 $151.00$127.00

$114.00 $115.00$103.00

Source: Numbeo, 2019

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Best house rentalaffordability

$355Christchurch

$480Auckland

$450Wellington

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Median weekly rent for 1-2 bedroom house March 2019 - Source: property.trademe.co.nz

Lifestyle


Christchurch Adventure Park

900+ restaurants and cafes

Over 100 bars and clubs

Beaches within 20 minutes of the central city

Walking and mountain biking tracks within 20 minutes of the central city

Named one of the street art capitals of the world

The largest inner-city park in the Southern Hemisphere


Within 2 hours

of the city…

You can ski and surf in 1 day

From the Ocean to the Alps in less than 2 hours

Surf and ski in 1 day

Porters Ski Field Hanmer

TekapoKaikōura

Ballooning Canterbury Arthurs Pass National Park

Mount Hutt TranzAlpine Scenic Train


For a weekend

away…

Wanaka

Te Anau Tekapo

Queenstown

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An international airport within 20 minutes of the central city

Employment

Opportunities


We need more people to

grow our economy -

40,000 additional skilled

people by 2030


-20,000 -10,000 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000

Agriculture, forestry & fishing

Mining

Manufacturing

Utilities

Construction

Wholesale trade

Retail trade

Hospitality

Transport & logistics

ICT & media

Finance & insurance

Hiring & real estate services

Prof, scientific, technical, admin & support

Public administration

Education & training

Health care & social assistance

Arts & recreation

Other services

2015 employment Retirement by 2025 Growth by 2025

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Canterbury employment growth to 2025

Sector growth & contribution

SupernodeSustainable Economic Development

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Future Opportunity Global

Opportunity

Local

CapabilityLocal

Advantage

Supernode*

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Activating Supernodes

for concentrated growth

Globalisation 4.0, powered by Industry

4.0, is a digitally connected economy

where cities across the world compete to

develop, attract, and more importantly

retain high-value industry.

Many cities and countries around the

world are defining and promoting their

natural strengths in the global economy.

Our aim is to grow the Christchurch

economy by activating and supporting a

range of globally recognised, yet locally

relevant Supernode communities.

Canada:

Superclusters

A five year investment to

support business-led

innovation superclusters

that have potential to

build world-leading

innovation ecosystems.

Utah:

Industry Clusters

Utah works to create

sustainable advantages

around emerging (and mature)

sectors by combining and

aligning a wide variety of

business interests.

Eindhoven:

Brainport

Brainport is a hub for

solutions to some of the

big issues that the EU

faces today in the areas

of health, mobility,

energy, food and safety.

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https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/11/globalization-4-what-does-it-mean-how-it-will-benefit-everyone/

https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/093.nsf/eng/00017.html

https://business.utah.gov/industries/

https://brainporteindhoven.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Welcome-to-Brainport-2017.pdf

Supernode

Model

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Sustainability

Tikanga

Maori

Food,

Fibre &

AgritechSupernode

Health Tech

& Resilient

CommunitiesSupernode

Aerospace

& Future

TransportSupernode

Hi-tech Services

Enabling

Supernode

Four Supernodes

have been identified

as strategic growth

areas, with Hi-Tech

Services acting as

an enabler.


Hi-tech

Services

With an international reputation for

producing the smartest service tech,

Christchurch provides the best value

brains to the largest companies.

Ultimate Opportunity

Global Growth Potential

Christchurch’s high end outsource

market is accelerating without

stimulus. Businesses like MYOB,

CCL, Datacom are all choosing

Christchurch as an expansion point

due to our local advantages.

Building on the current growth and

reputation, Christchurch can

position itself as strong, english

speaking, Hi-Tech Service global

centre of knowledge.

Local Capability & Advantage

1. Tech Sector

Rapidly growing tech sector using Christchurch as

an answer to the growing pains of Auckland and

Wellington.

2. Blended Tech

Rapidly growing business support that is a mix of

tech, analytics and other organisations supporting

clients around the world

3. Future Professional Services

Christchurch as a place to live to support

organisations here and around the world in whatever

way they will work in the 4th industrial revolution.

Regulatory Support:

Flexible and progressive

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Estimate

Economic Impact:

$100M-

$1 Billion


Food,

Fibre &

Agritech

Regional Growth Plan

With a growing global population and

the impact of climate change,

Canterbury can leverage its current

global reputation as a leader in smart

agritech solutions.



The Food, Fibre and Agri-tech

industry combine many of the

technologies that are shaping

Industry 4.0 including, big data / AI,

automation of labour, IoT, sensors

and analytics, geo-spatial analysis,

synthetic biology, breakthrough

genomic, plant based proteins, food

bi-products and vertical farming.

Estimate

Economic Impact:

$100M-

$3 BillionLocal Capability & Advantage

1. Agritech

Considerable R&D at Lincoln Agritech,

AgResearch, DairyNZ and commercial

organisations

2. Future Food

Mayoral Forum and University of Canterbury

projects on future food and fibre.

3. Current Industries

Canterbury is the food bowl of New Zealand and

there is untapped opportunity to align our strong

tech community to the regional economy.

Regulatory Support:

Low - tough safety and

compliance rules


Health Tech

& Resilient

Communities

Regional Growth Plan

With the establishment of a centralised

health precinct creating a much closer

connection between research, testing

and commercialisation, Christchurch

accelerates the R&D process.



Having developed a range of

approaches to increase our

resilience post earthquake,

Christchurch is positioned well

internationally to lead in resilience,

whether its natural disaster or

climate related.

The consolidated health precinct will

accelerate research into analytics

and machine learning, virtual

healthcare, bio-metrics & wearables

and insurance tech.

Estimate

Economic Impact:

$50M -

$200M Local Capability & Advantage

1. Data & Health Systems

World leader publicly and commercially in health systems

and data management.

2. Health Tech

Healthcare robotics, software and R&D such as MARS,

Callaghan, UC SE, commercial business selling physical

aids and IP around the world.

3. Resilient Communities

There is capability from being a post earthquake resilient

community that can be applied to a world moving into

climate change.

Regulatory Support:

Highly regulated

New NZ wellbeing policy


With our open airspace and land-

transport innovation, Christchurch

becomes an international centre

supporting niche industries through

ease of prototyping and launch activity.


Aerospace

& Future

Transport


The global Space industry has a

growing value of $360 Billion GDP.

New automation and additive

manufacturing technologies lowering

barriers to entry significantly.

Demand for space and satellite

services growing rapidly - driven by

digital transformation and IoT.

Transportation is undergoing a

dynamic shift from fossil fuels to

renewables. Now more private

sector driven than public.

Estimate

Economic Impact:

$100M-

$1 Billion Local Capability & Advantage

1. Aerospace

Considerable work occurring above and below the

line in the region at present.

2. Future Land Transport

Testing unmanned transport in the Red Zone.

3. Future Air Transport

Testing manned and unmanned drones throughout

Canterbury at present.

4. Current Industries

Christchurch Engine Centre, Hamilton Jet and others

who will be using the same skill-sets as the others

(except Aerospace Engineering).

Regulatory Support:

1 of 11 launch capable nations

Supportive Civil Aviation

Authority


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Values

To overarch our Supernodes we

need to further refine our

authentic values. These values

set purpose and meaning to how

we collaborate and communicate.

SustainabilityThe United Nations

Sustainable Development

Goals provide a

framework

for sustainable economic

development.

Tikanga MaoriEngagement with local iwi

and inclusion of Kaupapa

Māori and tikanga underpins

the principles of the

Supernode communities.


Aerospace

& Future

Transport

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Global Opportunity

The manufacturing of CubeSats in Chch.

All three parts of Cube Sats can be

fabricated in one location

Local Advantage

Clear Airways and progressive public

sector. Easy to launch rockets, guidance

navigation control (GNC). Precision and

niche Manufacturing base in Chch for

Rocketry components

Prototype and testing ground

on land and in air.


Catalysts

● Modification of the UC

Engineering Elective.

● Govt needs to protect the current

light regulatory environment

● Catalyst fund for Aerospace

projects. Broad engagement with

Govt & Tertiaries.

● UC - Expertise linked with

industry & OpportunitiesWhy Christchurch?

Fast, flexible approval process

Next Steps

Get the Space / Tech Hub in a physical

location. Capability mapping for the entire

Supernode, as exists within Chch.

Medium Term


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Global Opportunity

Global Population Growth, Sustainability, Food

Waste, Plant-based Food, non-farm food

products, food production closer to consumption -

urban farming, Specialist Fibres, High-value

products

Local Advantage

Research capability - Top 10 ecosystem for Agri

Start-ups (NZ). Flexible Land Applications.

Testing Institutions (Education & Research).

Enablers for industry: Global reach. Transfer into

Robotic, Sensors, Data to support urban /

sustainable farming. Maintaining food over long

distance. Antarctica

Sustainable Healthy Food.


Catalysts

● Making food cool

● Cross-discipline learning

● Degrees & Research closer to

industry (with $ from Govt to

incentivise)

● Create Opportunities for Collaboration

(Honest Broker)

● Improve on-farm working conditions

● International experience - sabbaticals

● Bringing ideas back from Overseas

● Tighter industry / tertiary connections

● Test facilities

● Start-up entreprenuerial skills - eg.

food startup support

Why Christchurch?

Lifestyle opportunity

Showcase Industry and

Employment Opportunities

Better Rural Connectivity

Next Steps

Make Food Careers Cool & Relevant to Urban

Kids. Highlight Existing Connectivity. Showcase

existing cools stuff. Tie back into millennial

impact aspirations

Medium Term

Succession planning:

- on farm

- wider industry

Food,

Fibre &

Agritech


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Global Opportunity

Health systems & processes

Prosthetics

Local Advantage

3 /37 private hospitals locally

Internationally competitive

Prosthetic tech locally

Christchurch, a global centre of

excellence for prosthetics


Catalysts

● Health PRecinct - specialised

● R&D Funding from Govt

● Incentivise Prosthetics R&D

● Capital

● Prosthetics Tech

● Efficient Private Hospital

Operations

● Skillset of Staff (training)Attraction Channels

Marketing for International

Expansion

Marketing for StaffNext Steps

Success stories for staff,

immigrants and students

Medium Term

Expore parallel opportunities to

prosthetics - eg. mental health, organics,

indigenous, mental resilience

Health Tech

& Resilient

Communities


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1Career

decision

Workshop Session

Resources &

toolkits4Top 5 considerations for

career choice

Top 5 considerations for

university choice

What do students say

about Christchurch?

2Location

decision

Perceptions of

Christchurch3What resources would

help you explain the

opportunities at UC and in

Christchurch?


Explore the

OpportunityKaren Haigh

Talent Specialist

Karen.Haigh@

christchurchnz.com

Mobile: 021 071 7393

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