Join the movement for an economy in service of life.
Our current economic system is not ensuring the wellbeing of all our people and our places. Despite rising GDP, inequality, poverty and environmental damage continue to worsen.
A Wellbeing Economy puts our human and planetary needs at the centre of its activities, ensuring that these are all equally met, by design.
We honour the mana and sovereignty of tangata whenua and with gratitude, pay our respects to the whenua, awa and moana
Registrations are open for Economy for Public Good conference!
Our conference is back in 2024, 28 November in Pōneke.
The theme is: The economy was designed, it can be redesigned.
If you’d like to build relationships and share ideas with people inspired to redesign the economy to one that puts our human and planetary needs at the centre, this one-day hui is for you.
Leave it in the 1980s
“Leave it in the 1980s” is a video campaign to raise awareness that our current economic system is not here by default, but rather it is the result of deliberate policy choices made 40 years ago. Like many things in the ‘80s, we think some of these policies are in need of a refresh.
We invite you to watch and share this video - and use it to start a conversation about what kind of economy you’d like to see in another 40 years’ time.
Community Wealth Building white paper launched
We have published a new white paper with The Urban Advisory, Community Wealth Building: An equitable approach to economic development for Aotearoa New Zealand.
Community Wealth Building is an approach to economic development that has the potential to help New Zealand build more prosperous, equitable, sustainable and resilient local communities.
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Ways to get involved
Join WEALL Aotearoa as a member, contribute to our mahi, donate to our mission and see our upcoming events.
Access our resources
Our research and tools are all made publicly available. We invite you to learn, share and implement the ideas in your own spheres.
Our priority issues
Learn how we are envisioning what a Wellbeing Economy could look like for Aotearoa and tools and policies to get there.
Research and reports
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Towards a Wellbeing Economy in Porirua, Aotearoa New Zealand
This report is for people and communities striving for human and ecological flourishing through wellbeing economy policies.
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How to talk about budgets and taxes for public good: a narrative briefing paper
WEAll Aotearoa was proud to partner with The Workshop on a briefing paper that informed readers of the tools to shift the narrative on tax and budgets, two big tools we need to get right to deliver wellbeing for people and nature.
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Turbulent Times
The Turbulent Times: only an economy for public good can change. It outlines what a Wellbeing Economy could look like and how we can get there.
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The Wellbeing Economy in Brief
The Wellbeing Economy in Brief series is a collection of mini briefing papers that look at the idea of a wellbeing economy, how it relates to other ideas for economic change, and what some of the core elements of a wellbeing economy are.
Our Impact
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We hosted a sold-out Economy for Public Good Conference in 2023
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We organised a national Economics Listening Tour
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We joined the Peter McKenzie Project flotilla, a group of organisations working to address the root causes of child and whānau poverty.
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We connected MPs, councillors, experts, business leaderscommunity organisations and passionate people
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We published research, reports and even a zine
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We hosted policy experts and international speakers
