What if our politics was accountable to future generations and te taiao? We believe we can put future generations at the core of our government and public service decision making which will enable intergenerational wellbeing.

Māori economies offer powerful leadership, values and practices that can seed a more just, regenerative economic future for all - one grounded in care for people, place, and future generations.

Everyday New Zealanders want an economy that cares, restores nature, and thinks intergenerationally, but that economy seems distant and intangible. Blueprint for Prosperity is an ambitious project to outline a realistic vision of a Wellbeing Economy for Aotearoa and the policies and plan to get there.

Community Wealth Building puts people back at the centre of local economies by ensuring wealth generated in a local economy is held and invested back into that area, and puts control and benefits into the hands of local people.

Our dominant economic paradigm is causing irreversible harm to our planet, and leaving those worst off even further behind. How could we redefine the purpose of our economy so that it better serves all people and the planet?

Our current economic system incentivises businesses to profit from social and environmental harm. It rewards businesses for maximising shareholder value, even if it means exploiting workers, depleting natural resources, and externalising environmental costs. It does not have to be this way. The transition is already happening.