Ngā tūtoha taiao hanga Indicators of progress for the built environment priority

We use certain indicators to track the progress in each priority area of Auckland's Climate Plan. These indicators help us measure how well we are achieving our climate goals.

​How we measure progress for the built environment priority

The main indicators of progress are called headline indicators. These provide information and insights about the areas where we have a strong focus and where we are taking action.

The indicators of progress for the built environment priority are:

• the percentage of new housing within 1000m of a  Rapid Transit Network Fast, high-frequency public transport such as rail services and busways that are physically separate from the general road network and unaffected by road congestion.  (headline indicator)
• the average consumption of drinking water per litre per person per day.

Progress of all headline indicators is reported in the annual progress reports.

Progress of all other indicators is reported every three years.

Read about the progress made so far

For more information and to read our annual progress reports visit Progress made on Te Tāruke-ā-Tāwhiri.

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