Strategy
Explore evidence-backed opportunities for campaigns, policy work, service design and market planning. Follow the supporting documents and check the source queue for further research.
Jump to any of the 14 ideas
- Retirement village reform evidence pack
- Aged care funding pressure map
- Ageing-at-home service model
- Dementia family navigation offer
- Elder abuse and financial safety campaign
- Provider and market watchlist
- Open-source intelligence desk for ageing policy
- Ministerial decision map
- Regional ageing risk atlas
- PDF intake and source brief pipeline
- Source freshness control room
- Aged-care workforce pressure dashboard
- Operator due-diligence and resilience product
- Professional briefing products
Strategy ideas
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Retirement village reform evidence pack
Retirement village reform is active, politically visible, and highly relevant to older homeowners and families considering occupation right agreements.
Opportunity
Create a resident-facing evidence pack that explains capital repayment, dispute resolution, disclosure, and contract risks in plain language.
Suggested actions
- Group resident-rights documents into one shareable pack.
- Turn repeated themes into submission points and media-ready messages.
- Identify where consumer expectations and operator positions diverge.
Supporting documents
Aged care funding pressure map
Funding, workforce, bed supply, dementia care, and quality risks are converging into one system pressure story.
Opportunity
Map evidence from inquiry reports, provider signals, and workforce documents into a clear case for staged funding and contracting reform.
Suggested actions
- Separate urgent bed-supply risks from long-term model reform.
- Link workforce evidence to quality and access outcomes.
- Build a one-page briefing for ministerial and select committee audiences.
Supporting documents
Ageing-at-home service model
Older people prefer to remain at home, but home support, carer capacity, transport, and digital access determine whether that is realistic.
Opportunity
Design a coordinated support model that combines home care, carer navigation, digital help, fall prevention, and escalation pathways.
Suggested actions
- Identify common service gaps across home support and carer documents.
- Prioritise pathways for people living alone or in rural areas.
- Package the model for pilots with community and primary care partners.
Supporting documents
Dementia family navigation offer
Families need earlier, simpler guidance on warning signs, diagnosis, respite, legal planning, and support options.
Opportunity
Build a staged navigation pathway that turns dementia evidence into practical next steps for families and frontline referrers.
Suggested actions
- Create a warning-signs to support-pathway flow.
- Connect dementia content with EPA, carer, and respite resources.
- Identify culturally specific needs for kaumatua and Pacific elders.
Supporting documents
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How to develop an evidence-backed idea
Collect
Use baseline context, then attach official PDFs, source briefs, parliamentary material and sector evidence.
Compare
Cross-check public narratives against NZ documents, recorded party positions, ministerial portfolios and category evidence.
Act
Convert repeated signals into briefings, watchlists, campaign packs, service pilots and stakeholder questions.