TARGETS TRACKING TOWARDS END TARGET

4 (AGAINST BASELINE)

TARGETS 1
TARGETS TRACKING AWAY FROM END TARGET
(AGAINST BASELINE)

9 TARGETS WITH NO BASELINE OR CURRENT DATA

Refer to Auckland Plan Targets:
Monitoring Report 2016 for full
details

Council published the 2015 State 38 ACTIONS IN PROGRESS

of the Environment report, which
highlights current and potential
environmental issues, recent 21
HIGHLIGHTS changes and long-term trends. ACTIONS ACTIONS COMPLETED

Council worked in partnership A new Erosion and Sediment

with over 400 community groups
to deliver environmental
outcomes such as enhanced
biodiversity, healthier waterways
and sustainable living.
Control Guide was developed to
provide guidance for developers
on how to safely and effectively
incorporate erosion and sediment
control into their projects.

Over 24,000 car trips were Works on the Glen Innes to

avoided through various travel Tamaki Drive shared path started.
planning initiatives.

Council published its first in-house

Council introduced a new measure Greenhouse Gas Inventory, to
in 2015 assessing water loss from assist in evaluating progress
its networked reticulated system. towards emissions reduction
targets.

Auckland became a member of 29 Grants from the Waterway

the C40 Cities Climate Leadership
Group. C40 is committed to
tackling climate change by sharing
best practice, technical resources,
data and innovation
opportunities.
Protection Fund were provided to
fence stock out of waterways and
provide alternative water sources
in high-priority catchments
(Hoteo, Mahurangi, Papakura and
Henderson).