随着“欢迎城市”在全球范围内的转变，新西兰移民署对该计划进行了调整，希望能根据当地居民的个人需求，创造出具有更广泛移民议程的当地社区。它是与种族社区办公室、内部事务部和人权委员会合作成立的。它是以“欢迎社区”的形式发起的，由遍布新西兰五个地区的九个委员会组成。先驱有:陶兰加市议会、西丰迪湾区议会、旺格尼伊区议会、帕默斯顿北部市议会、阿什伯顿区议会、塞尔温区议会、戈尔区议会、因弗卡吉尔市议会和南区议会。9个议会中有4个位于北岛，其余5个位于南岛。如果汉米尔顿被批准为该方案的第十届议会，它将把每个岛的议会数目平均为五个。“欢迎社区”关注的是每个当地社区的新移民，而不仅仅是移民。要定义谁是社区的新移民，他们可以是新移民、前难民和国际学生。当地政府认为，一旦新来者感到受欢迎，他们的努力就会取得成功，因为他们会有更好的社会效益、更强的社会凝聚力和更强劲的经济增长。新西兰移民局把重点放在当地的城市或地区议会上，通过三个组成部分来支持它们，这九个议会都有。三个组成部分是:知识分享、标准、欢迎计划和认证，这是所有理事会的基准，最后是庆祝成功。这为所有成员理事会在努力最大限度地发挥该方案的潜力创造了一个基准。最终，当“欢迎社区”计划启动时，新西兰移民局和9个委员会共同制定了8个标准和成果领域。它们是:包容性领导、欢迎交流、公平的机会、互联和包容的社区、经济发展、商业和就业、公民参与和参与、欢迎公共空间、文化和身份认同。这些成果领域将成为倡议中所有社区的标准，并将成为那些希望被纳入该方案的人的衡量标准。
澳洲社会学作业代写 新西兰移民
With ‘Welcoming Cities’ transitioning globally, Immigration New Zealand has adapted its own version of the initiative in the hopes of creating local communities with wider migration agenda tailored to their individual needs. It was created in partnership with the Office of Ethnic Communities, the Department of Internal Affairs and the Human Rights Commission. It was launched as ‘Welcoming Communities’ with nine councils over five regions all over New Zealand as the pioneer group. The pioneers are: Tauranga city council, Western Bay of Plenty district council, Whanganui district council, Palmerston North city council, Ashburton district council, Selwyn district council, Gore district council, Invercargill city council and Southland district council. Four out of the nine councils are located in the north island and the remaining five councils are located in the south island. In the event that Hamilton would be approved as the tenth council in the programme, it will even out the number of councils per island at five each. ‘Welcoming Communities’ is focused on the newcomers in each local community and not solely on immigrants. To define who are considered as newcomers in the community, they could either be recent migrants, former refugees and international students. The local government considers their efforts to be successful once newcomers feel welcome by having better social outcomes, greater social cohesion and a stronger economic growth. Being focused on the local city or district councils, Immigration New Zealand supports them via three components, which all nine councils share. The three components are: knowledge sharing, standard, welcoming plans and accreditation, which serves as the benchmark for all councils and lastly, celebrating success. This creates a baseline for all member councils to follow in their efforts to maximise the potential of the programme. Ultimately, when the ‘Welcoming Communities’ initiative was launched, Immigration New Zealand, together with the nine councils created eight elements of standards and outcome areas. These are: inclusive leadership, welcoming communications, equitable access, connected and inclusive communities, economic development, business and employment, civic engagement and participation, welcoming public spaces and culture and identity. These outcome areas serve as the standard for all communities’ part of the initiative and will serve as a measuring stick for those who want to be included in the programme .