National Performance Review
The National Performance Review provides a benchmarking tool for local authorities and other organisations providing public drinking water, wastewater and stormwater services. Water New Zealand has undertaken this review since 2007 and it provides annual and trending information since then. Correspondence regarding the review can be directed to technical@waternz.org.nz
2016/2017 NATIONAL PERFORMANCE REVIEW
2016/2017 National Performance Review Volume 1
2016/2017 National Performance Review Volume 2
2016/17 Participant data portal
2016/2017 External audit report
International benchmarks
2015/2016 National Performance Review data is included in the The International Benchmarking Network for Water and Sanitation Utilities (IBNET) database. This enables international comparisons of some performance indicators which can be accessed here.
Indicators in the national performance review do not always match IBNET indicators exactly. An FAQ sheet outlining the assumptions that have been used to map National Performance Review Indicators with IBNET can be accessed here.
Wastewater Treatment Plant Inventory
The National Performance Review is used to provide New Zealand’s only collated source of data on wastewater treatment plants. Geo-spatial and raw data for 252 Waste-water Treatment Plants (WWTPs) contained in the inventory can be accessed here.
Previous Years Reports
2015/2016 NATIONAL PERFORMANCE REVIEW REPORT
2015/2016 National Performance Review Snapshot
2014/2015 National Performance Review Report
2013/2014 National Performance Review Report
2012/2013 National Performance Review Report
2011/2012 National Performance Review Report
2010/2011 National Performance Review Report
2009/2010 National Performance Review Report
2008/2009 National Performance Review Report
2007/2008 Pilot National Performance Review Report
Workshop resources
Improving customer data collection for DIA Non-financial Performance Measure Rules reporting was identified as a common improvement opportunity in 2013/14. Presentation material and a summary of discussions from the webinar are available here.
