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  • This research paper analyzes New Zealand's 'hard and early' response to Covid-19, focusing on its transition to an elimination strategy in March 2020. The authors attribute the country's initial success—which led to a 'Covid Free' status by June 2020—to the decisive leadership of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, a strong reliance on scientific expertise, clear public communication, and high levels of social solidarity. The document also discusses the role of border controls, the impact of the mixed member proportional voting system on governance, and efforts to maintain trust with Māori communities.

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  • This report by the Climate Bonds Initiative analyzes the state of green bonds and sustainable infrastructure in New Zealand as of August 2019. It details the country's climate policy landscape, the growth of its green debt market, and identifies investment opportunities across five key sectors: renewable energy, low-carbon transport, sustainable water management, sustainable waste management, and green buildings.

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    Regions: New Zealand
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