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Apart from its treasures of natural wonders, Wellington is known as the arts and events capital of New Zealand by virtue of its vibrant spirit, a thriving cultural life, lively and talented people, and cutting-edge businesses. The city has fast carved a niche for itself in the world tourism circuit with its abundance of recreation and leisure opportunities, dramatic landscape and sound infrastructure and is steadily gaining even more popularity with each passing day. The Wellington City Council, with the help of its visionary councilors and Mayor aims at capitalizing on these competitive advantages and set an engine of commerce into momentum to help achieve economic growth, greater prosperity and an improved standard of living, a better lifestyle for all Wellingtonians. Residents' Satisfaction Surveys conducted by Wellington City Council
Every year the Wellington City Council out sources contracts to an external organization to carry out quarterly surveys on what residents think about: - The state of the city
- The Council's services and facilities
Apart from these quarterly surveys, an annual residents' satisfaction survey done is done by the Wellington City Council to measure how well the city is achieving the goals set by the Councillors during the Annual Plan process. The results of the survey are published in the Annual Report. Several companies and trusts have been established by the Wellington City Council to aid it in achieving its goals for Wellington. The main aim of establishing these organizations was to set up independent bodies to manage Council facilities, and deliver specific services and developments on behalf of Wellington residents. - Capacity
- Positively Wellington Business
- Positively Wellington Tourism
- St James Theatre Charitable Trust
- Wellington Cable Car Ltd
- Wellington Museums Trust
- Wellington Regional Stadium Trust
- Wellington Waterfront Ltd
- Wellington Zoo Trust
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