Anne Bardsley

Deputy Director - Koi Tū: The Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures
INGSA advisor @INGSciAdvice
Views my own.

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

Aucklanders are open to the idea of congestion pricing & are ready for a constructive, pragmatic conversation about the form a scheme in their city might take.

Read our new research commissioned by the Northern Infrastructure Forum. https://t.co/I8fa9swrXO

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

We need YOUNG NZ voices in this conversation. What do today's youth think about fairness in our society?

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

What does fairness mean to you? Help shape a fairer future for NZ. We're working with @NZIER and NZ Treasury to better understand what New Zealanders think about fairness. Join the conversation:
https://t.co/UsTIllCohj

[Mauricio Mejia @Mau_MejiaG]

1⃣ The deliberative wave continues to grow — from 2021 to 2023 it reached five new countries and 11 812 citizens:

🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina @DamirKapidzic
🇨🇴 Colombia @extituto
🇬🇪 Georgia @coe
🇲🇪 Montenegro @EP_DEG
🇳🇿 New Zealand @ABardsley99

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

Care about transport in Auckland? We're calling for participants to join an online conversation asking “what changes do you think are needed to ensure that everyone can get around efficiently, affordably, safely and sustainably, well into the future?” https://t.co/Np9CftVdX4

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

Koi Tū held a “deliberative forum” for Auckland Council with nearly 100 Aucklanders to discuss how to get people travelling without using their car as often. The council has to devise a plan to reduce VKT – Vehicle Kilometres Travelled, by 2035.

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

We're pleased to support ‘The State of the City’ report released today. Our 2022 'Reimagining Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland' report called for better benchmarking - it’s key to informing our future. https://t.co/H3roUMw9BX

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

We'll be hosting a conversation on 14 June on deliberative and participatory approaches to citizen engagement on complex issues with @colinmegill and @ArtOLeary - it promises to be well worth a listen!

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

Join Koi Tū & @trustdemocracy for a webinar on Wednesday 14 June at 8am to hear from two of the world's experts on democratic innovation. Learn why we need it and how we can do it with @ArtOLeary and @colinmegill.
https://t.co/UDZ9rALIG1

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

Aotearoa NZ needs to set up a national risk assessment authority to better prepare the country for high-impact risks & disasters, say @PeterGluckman & @ABardsley99 in a new Koi Tū report: 'Risk listening: rethinking how we understand and manage risk'.
https://t.co/YxKac2u12T

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

Our report on the Watercare Citizens' Assembly is out - helping inform future deliberative democratic processes in Aotearoa NZ ✅

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

How deliberative democracy can be localised for Aotearoa NZ, the process & lessons learnt are in a new case study report released today. It's based on the Koi Tū & @watercare_nz citizens’ assembly on the future of Tamaki Makaurau Auckland’s water supply.
https://t.co/5f3Vp0O0Fz

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

This was not a "rogue survey", but a test of https://t.co/Ntx2fBjCvn, an online tool "well suited to gathering organic, authentic feedback while retaining minority opinions." https://t.co/iktpXA49A6

https://t.co/Y23u3vz7P4

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

@KiwiBlakes @coughlthom Well said

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

@andrewtychen Congrats Andrew and Charlotte, and welcome Lucy! Great news 🥰

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

No, the proposed standard is NOT too high. Listen to the science, not the misinformation.

Meth in rentals debate ignites again: Is Govt's proposed standard too high? | https://t.co/kn1P4PbPhX - https://t.co/HltuNvjySh #GoogleAlerts

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

Interested in what Aotearoa NZ's transport system should look like in the future? What do you think might be a fair way to pay for it? We're holding
deliberative workshops with @motnz asking ‘who pays for what?’. Learn more & register here:
https://t.co/oBBStiFKeo

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

Interested in what Aotearoa NZ's transport system should look like in the future? What do you think might be a fair way to pay for it?
We're working with @motnz on deliberative workshops asking ‘who pays for what?’. Learn more & register: https://t.co/G3oO9zrndi

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

This Polis conversation is still running and evolving - join in!

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

This Polis conversation is still running and evolving - join in!

[Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures @InformedFutures]

Help shape the future of transport funding in Aotearoa NZ.
This month you can share and vote on ideas in an interactive, online conversation with @motnz, @InformedFutures and Public Engagement Projects.
Join the conversation: https://t.co/G3oO9zrndi

[Ministry of Transport NZ - Te Manatū Waka @motnz]

This month @motnz is running a digital conversation to hear different perspectives about ‘who should pay for what’ as we see the demands and expectations change on our transport system. Let us know what you think here: https://t.co/5kBmdBJoHV

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

@nzsd Thanks for engaging with this Polis conversation - note that the statements on cycling have for the most part been added by participants. As more, different, and nuanced views are added the conversation will also evolve! Keep watching ;-)

[Anne Bardsley @ABardsley99]

We
@InformedFutures
are partnering with Te Manatū Waka Ministry of Transport to run an innovative public conversation forum on how to fund the land transport system into the future. Join the conversation via Polis.
https://t.co/omZs9laLAW