Managing the 2008-2009 programme
Planning
- overview of the planning process, which covers:
- freight,
- local roads,
- public transport
- road safety
- state highways
- working towards a quality urban environment
- making provision for walking and cycling
Funding
- How we allocate funds
- the types of funds available from the National Land Transport Fund (NLTF)
- the six steps of the funding allocation process
- a snaphot of the NLTP following the most recent monthly review
- funding status of individualactivities being funded, for each approved organisation
Related information
Overview of planning, management and funding
The roles of the various organisations involved in land transport
Public engagement
Which manual applies
Section 1.3 of the Planning, programming and funding manual 2008 (PPF) (PDF 75 KB) states "The NZTA will use the policies and procedures set out in this edition for…approving activities and combinations of activities in the 2008-09 financial year, unless it is impractical to do so".
Transition provisions
A general circular has been issued to clarify the transition provisions (Word, 171 KB) applying to the 2008-2009 programme.
Specific requirements
The following table can be used to go to the section of the manual that applies:
| Subject | Programme and funding manual 2007 | Planning, programming and funding manual 2008 |
|---|---|---|
| Funding allocation process | Chapter 6 - Funding allocation process | Section A1.4 - The six stage approach to planning, programming and funding |
| Funding activities | Managing activities using the P&F manual 2007 | PPF 2008 - funding activities |
| Procurement procedures | Chapter 8 - Procurement procedures | PPF 2008 - Procurement |
| Managing implementation | PPF 2008 - Managing implementation | |
| Claiming funds | Section 7.2 - Claims | PPF 2008 - Claims |
| Programme reviews | Section 7.3 - Monthly programme reviews | PPF 2008, section E4.6 - Programme reviews |
| Monitoring, auditing and reporting | Chapter 9 - Reporting requirements | PPF 2008 - Monitoring, audting and reporting |
