Latest News
- 26 February 2010
MartinJenkins announces the appointment of new staff members - MartinJenkins is pleased to welcome
Evaluation and Research consultants Donella Bellett and Fleur Chauvel, Research Analyst Bennick Harding and Financial and Economic Services consultant Nicholas Carlaw. Other consultants recently appointed by MartinJenkins are Allana Coulon, Tom Gott, Nigel Bradly, Benedikte Jensen and John Scott. Read more.
- 14 December 2009
MED publishes report on the Evaluation of Buy Kiwi Made - The Ministry of Economic Development recently released this report co-authored by MartinJenkins on the Evaluation of the Buy Kiwi Made. The evaluation examined the overall effectiveness of the Buy Kiwi Made (BKM) programme and concluded that “while the BKM campaign has achieved many of its objectives, we have not found convincing evidence of significant behavioural impact commensurate with the cost of the campaign."
- 14 December 2009
Latest Capital Market Development Taskforce reports released -
- The Capital Market Development Taskforce, due to release its final report on 16 December, recently released the latest tranche of commissioned reports, including this paper by MartinJenkins Director Nick Davis on the role of government in capital market development. The report highlights the multifaceted ways in which government impacts on capital markets, and suggests a framework for considering the appropriate role for government in capital market development.
- 16 November 2009
Environment Canterbury review team announced -
- Environment Minister Nick Smith and Local Government Minister Rodney Hide today announced the members of the review team that will investigate Environment Canterbury’s poor performance. The team includes MartinJenkins’ Director Doug Martin.
The areas of concern that the review team will focus on are the processing of resource consents on time, developing a proper framework for managing Canterbury's natural resources, and the management of relationships with Canterbury's territorial local authorities. Click here to view the full media release.
