
Water resilience for Te Taitokerau
Find out how Northland communities without piped water are building drought resilience.

This page from Climate Adaptation Te Tai Tokerau covers the Climate Resilient Communities Fund, run by Northland Regional Council to help community organisations adapt to climate change.
Projects can apply if they build food, water, energy or nature-based resilience, with a focus on initiatives that grow local and indigenous capacity rather than one-off fixes.

Explore how restoring bush, wetlands and waterways builds Northland's climate resilience.

Find out what makes an adaptation plan work, for a community or a region.

Learn about how climate change will impact Waikato and what communities can do.

Learn how to build a plan so your community can look after itself in an emergency.

Project Kāinga is a five-year research programme aimed at helping marae communities build resilience against climate change.

Discover where Northland's greenhouse gas emissions come from and how to cut yours.

Power Up Waitaki funds community projects for sustainable development in the Waitaki region.

Explore how regenerative agriculture can enhance nature's ability to help us adapt to climate change.

Explore drought impacts and find adaptation strategies for a changing climate.

Hear about the effects of climate change on Aotearoa forests and learn strategies for resilience.

Explore traditional cuisine's role in climate resilience and cultural health in Waikato.

See a plain-English summary of NIWA's climate change projections for Northland.