Project Forever Waiheke Reports — Project Forever Waiheke

Waiheke is a community, not a commodity’, 2023-2024: Residents’ experiences of tourism impacts on Waiheke Island ‘post-Covid’ – SUMMARY REPORT

“Waiheke is a community, not a commodity,” 2023-2024: Residents’ experiences of tourism impacts on Waiheke Island ‘post-Covid’

Project Forever Waiheke feedback on the draft Waiheke Local Board Plan 2023

Deputation to the Waiheke Local Board for Council regulation to allocate priority domestic water supply to Waiheke residents

Submission to the Waiheke Local Board to advocate to Auckland Council for higher rates on entire homes rented for short-stay only

Waiheke Local Board re holistic ‘community economic development’ planning

Waiheke Destination Management Plan

Fullers Ferry Service

“Waiheke is a community, not a commodity”: Stakeholder perspectives on future Waiheke tourism. Project Forever Waiheke, 10 September 2021

Future tourism on Waiheke Island - Submission to Auckland Unlimited DMP Process, Project Forever Waiheke,
21 August 2021

Waiheke Response to COVID-19 Pandemic: Research Presentation, November 2020

Project Forever Waiheke Community Consultation Report

Waiheke Island Sustainable Community and Tourism Strategy 2019 - Overview

Waiheke Island Sustainable Community and Tourism Strategy, 2019

Project Forever Waiheke Report to Local Board, 31 August, 2018

Project Forever Waiheke Report to Local Board, 21 February, 2019

Visitor Satisfaction Report 2019

Project Forever Waiheke

Project Forever Waiheke is a community initiative to support the development of a sustainable community and tourism strategy for Waiheke Island in conjunction with research partners, the Universities of Otago and Auckland, the Waiheke Island Tourism Forum and the Waiheke Island Local Board. The Waiheke Local Board Plan 2018-2021 includes the development of sustainable tourism strategy.

A community-led initiative committed to developing sustainable community and tourism strategy for Waiheke Island, and to monitoring tourism impacts.