Related Links

NZCEE works with the following organisations to achieve its objectives.

For information about these organisations, the links below will take you to their websites.

• Market Economics Limited
  Market Economics plays an integral role in many NZCEE projects.
  
  
• Australia New Zealand Society for Ecological Economics
  ANZSEE encourages research on the integration of economics, ecology and related disciplines. Through education, policy analysis, communication, and other appropriate means, it also endeavours to promote general understanding of the results of research.

• Maanaki Whenua - Landcare Research
  NZCEE is a joint venture between Landcare Research (LCR) and Massey University. Teams within LCR that work in related areas include: Sustainability and Society & Built Environments

• The International Society for Ecological Economics

• Massey University - Resource and Environmental Planning Programme
  
  
• Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Research Organisation
  Relationships with researchers in the Land and Water, Sustainable
  Ecosystems, and Integration Science areas of CSIRO enable research
  collaboration in the areas of sustainability, natural resource
  management, social and economic impacts, and analysis of complex
  adaptive systems.
  
  
• Ministry for the Environment
  The Ecological Footprint calculator developed in collaboration with the Ministry for the Environment can be accessed at:
  www.mfe.govt.nz/withyou/do/footprint/index.html
  
  
• NZCEE is collaborating with ESR, Scion, and AgResearch in the Ecological Footprint Plus Research Programme.
  
  
• Various New Zealand Regional and City Councils
  

• Te Wananga-o-Raukawa
  NZCEE and Te Wananga-o-Raukawa are conducting collaborative research in iwi ecosystems services.
  
  
• University of Maryland, Public Policy - Prof Matthais Ruth
  
  
• University of Versailles St-Quentin en Yvelline - Prof Martin O'Connor
  A Memorandum of Understanding was signed by the Vice Chancellors of the University of Versailles and Massey University in 2006, formalising an ongoing relationship for collaboration and co-operation in ecological economics and sustainability sciences. This facilitates the exchange of staff and students, joint research and teaching activities, participation in seminars and academic meetings, and joint quality assurance benchmarking. NZCEE plays a key role in this collaborative relationship.