Major Partners

Our major partners work with us to share expertise and resources to deliver evidence-based perspectives and public policy research.

Learn more about our partners:

AUT University

The Helen Clark Foundation and the Auckland University of Technology (AUT) partnered in 2019, and AUT hosts the Helen Clark Foundation at AUT’s City Campus. The partnership aligns with AUT’s commitment to research for the public good, and public communication of research. AUT supports the Helen Clark Foundation’s aim to make high quality public policy research more accessible, and to deliver an evidence-based perspective on policy issues.

AUT’s support is not an endorsement of any individual item of work, output or statement made by the Helen Clark Foundation’s staff, board, or patron

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WSP New Zealand

The partnership between the Helen Clark Foundation and WSP New Zealand began in 2019, and is focused on how the built and natural environments of Aotearoa New Zealand can best be prepared for the future. The partnership supports evidence-based reports and insights to stimulate public debate and policy action.

The partnership has resulted in a number of reports, and these can be viewed below.

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Recent Outputs

A Shared Future

20/11/2023
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A Shared Future
20/11/2023
Communities must urgently develop adaptation strategies that consider the voices of those most affected by
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Sponge Cities: Can they help us survive more intense rainfall?

13/08/2023
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Sponge Cities: Can they help us survive more intense rainfall?
13/08/2023
Urban design measures can help manage more intense rainfall events.
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Safer Cities By Design

09/11/2022
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Safer Cities By Design
09/11/2022
Coordinated urban design interventions can help make us feel safer.
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Te Ara Matatika | A Fair Charge for Better Cities

05/05/2022
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Te Ara Matatika | A Fair Charge for Better Cities
05/05/2022
Congestion charging centred around fairness has the potential to unlock our transport system.
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Rātā Foundation

In 2022 we received a major grant from the Rātā Foundation towards the work led by Associate Fellow Holly Walker into perinatal mental health. The Rātā grant will allow us to convene a meeting of policy maker stakeholders in Wellington in order to progress the priority areas identified in our research.

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