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Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland:
• 35% of New Zealand’s GDP ($48bn)
• 4th best city to live in the world (Mercer's Quality of Life)
• 6th most ethnically diverse city in the world
New Zealand:
• 2nd for overall Ease of Doing Business
• 1st for Protecting Investors by the World Bank
• 2nd on 2005 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)
Free trade agreements with many countries
1st country to sign with China;
Australia, Malaysia, Chile, Thailand, Viet Nam,
Brunei, Singapore, Phillipines
13. New Zealand Statistics
Economic indicator Total Year end
New Zealand population 4,367,700 Jun 10
Nominal GDP (NZ$ billion) 186.1 Mar 10
Nominal GDP growth 3.5% Mar 10
Nominal GDP per capita (NZ$) 43,031 Mar 10
Real GDP (NZ$ billion) 133.1 Mar 10
Real GDP growth -0.7% Mar 10
Real GDP per capita growth -2.6% Mar 10
CPI inflation 1.8% Jun 10
Unemployment rate 6.8% Jun 10
Total exports (NZ$ billion) 40,655 Jun 10
Total imports (NZ$ billion) 40,016 Jun 10
14. Interesting Facts about New Zealand
• First western democracy to give women the vote 1893
• Nobel Prize Winner, Ernest Rutherford is known as the
father of nuclear physics for ‘splitting’ the atom 1919
• Sir Edmund Hillary - first person to climb Mt Everest 1953
• Invented bungee jumping, electric fences, refrigerated
shipping, first powered flying machine , the Hamilton Jet,
tranquilliser gun, disposable syringe , JetPak,
•NZ has won more Olympic gold medals, per capita, than
any other country
•A kiwi is not a fruit – it is New Zealand’s native flightless
bird and a slang term for a New Zealander. Kiwis call the
fruit “kiwifruit”
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16. Cluster Tours – Marine
•Auckland accounts for 58% of sector activity in New Zealand
• Auckland’s Westhaven Marina – largest in the Southern Hemisphere
•Exports are expected to triple over next 15 years
•New Zealand is a leading builder of superyachts
•New Zealand builds more boats per capita than any other country
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18. Cluster Tours – Food and Beverage
• 90,000 enterprises employ 400,000 people
• F&B account for 52% of total NZ exports
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• 7.4 percent of Auckland’s GDP and 20 percent of
national food and beverage sector GDP
• NZ Food Innovation Centre due to open June
2011 – a highly innovative product
commercialisation facility for Auckland businesses
• Home of Fonterra, the world's leading exporter of
dairy products and responsible for more than a
third of international dairy trade.
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20. Cluster Tours – Bioeconomy
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• 42% core bioscience companies (Auckland)
• 3,000 people employed in sector (Auckland)
• World class facilities -Liggins Institute & University of
Auckland & many more
• Expertise in human health, medtech, cleantech,
functional foods & agbio
• Medtech growing fast: 16% per year, exports $510m
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22. Cluster Tours – Agritech
LACTANZ, Western Australia - $30m JV between
Spencer Trust, and WMI, PKW & Mawhera Inc
• Agritech is a $3 billion industry, Export sales in excess of $700 million
• NZ one of the top 5 dairy exporters in the world which supply around 90
percent of dairy products traded on the international market
• Pastoral farming - 13.5m hectares - more than 80 percent of occupied land
area and nearly half of the total land area
• Global partnerships and IP servicing models
24. Conference Venue
SKYCITY Convention
Centre
Located in the heart of New Zealand's
premier entertainment destination with a
multitude of 18 restaurants and bars, casino,
Australasia’s tallest building, the Sky Tower,
theatre, SKYCITY Hotel and SKYCITY Grand
Hotel.
25. Welcome
You’re invited to Auckland.
tci2011.org
Pre-register by 20 December to be in draw to win
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