The Regional Strategic Partnership Fund (RSPF) is a $200 million fund to support regions to make steps towards achieving their economic potential.
New Zealand’s economy is built on its regions.
Each region faces different economic challenges and opportunities depending on the businesses and industries based there, the resources they need to thrive, the infrastructure they rely on, and the skills of the people who call these places home.
The Government wants to make regions’ economies stronger and more resilient to improve the economic prospects, wellbeing and living standards of all New Zealanders.
The Regional Strategic Partnership Fund is part of this strategy.
It provides $200 million to help grow regional economies by recognising each ones’ individual strengths and working with them in partnership to develop regionally-specific projects.
When completed, these projects will improve the regions’ economic outcomes and the wellbeing of their communities.
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Our objectives and
Find out more about the Regional Strategic Partnership Fund's (RSPF) goals and objectives.
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Projects we can
Find out the process we follow to identify, assess and approve Regional Strategic Partnership Fund (RSPF) projects.
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Work out if your project is
Find out how we assess which projects are eligible for Regional Strategic Partnership Fund (RSPF) funding.
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Understanding your funding
Find out how investments will be structured and supported by the Regional Strategic Partnership Fund (RSPF).
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Governance of the
Find out about the different groups that will be providing governance and oversight of the Regional Strategic Partnership Fund (RSPF).
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Considerations we
Find out more about the Productive, Resilient, Inclusive, Sustainable and Māori-enabling (PRISM) framework for the Regional Strategic Partnership Fund.
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Tell us about your
Find out what steps to take if you think your project meets eligibility criteria of the Regional Strategic Partnership Fund (RSPF).