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2022 ALGIM Awards

The Award Winners

Project of the Year

This award recognises innovative, unique projects from across ICT, GIS, IRM, Web & Digital and CX services that have created significant benefits for their organisations.

This award provides the opportunity for councils to enter and demonstrate the difference their project has made toward the organisation, its customers, and improved service delivery.

Congratulations to our winners for 2022:

GIS sponsored by - Northland Regional Council

ICT sponsored by - Ruapehu District Council

IRM sponsored by - Auckland Council

CX sponsored by - Gisborne District Council

Team of the Year

This award recognises outstanding teams who provide high-quality ICT, GIS, IRM Web & Digital and CX services through the delivery of the outcomes sought by their organisation.

This award provides the opportunity for teams to enter and demonstrate the difference their team has made to the organisation, its customers and improved service delivery.

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Congratulations to winner Tasman District Council

Professional of the Year

These awards recognise individuals, who are top performers in their disciplines. This individual demonstrates outstanding abilities, enhancing the organisation's performance and delivery in their discipline. Sponsored by

Congratulations to IRM Professional of the Year - Sarah Hosking, Waimakariri

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Training and Development Awards

This award is to allow for the training and development of staff working within these disciplines of a local authority. The award aims to recognise individuals who have displayed excellent potential within the appropriate disciplines within Local Government, and to provide the successful recipient with the opportunity to extend their skill set through attending a conference/course of their choice.

Congratulations to winners Ben Highstead, Gore District Council and Hannah Small, Napier City Council

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Smart Cities Award

This is a new national Award recognising smart cities in Aotearoa New Zealand. Showcasing the best from local government in a way that truly reflects the diversity of smart cities, towns and regions.

This award is a collaboration between ALGIM and Smart Cities Council Australia New Zealand.

The purpose of this award is to recognise and reward leadership, celebrate best practice and stimulate action to advance smart cities, towns and regions.

Congratulations to winner - Christchurch City Council

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