Aitutaki Island Government

The Aitutaki Island Government was formed under the 2012-13 Island Governments Act of the Cook Islands.

Today under the leadership of Mayor Nick Henry the Island Council has established ambitious goals that reach more than a century into our future.

Guided in our decision-making by a key principle “Aitutaki for Aitutaki”.

Te ingoa o te enua, punanga ketaketa

Aitutaki was the first Island to receive Christianity upon which our forefathers established a strong foundation for our future.

We are pleased to share with you - Te Papa Tau o Araura - a 30 year plan that outlines a path for our future.

The Aitutaki Community Sustainable Development Plan - a 5 year plan with specific and measurable goals.

The Aitutaki Lagoon Management plan is currently in draft form. This will include all commercial practices on our lagoon and provide community solutions to increasing our lagoon health.

Ingoa o te enua

Punanga ketaketa

Aitutaki for Aitutaki

Our Future - 3 plans

Te Papa Tau o Araura

Our 30 year plan

Why an Aitutaki Plan ?

The environment on Aitutaki is fragile. Life on Aitutaki is changing.

Tourist numbers are increasing and the lagoon quality is degrading.

We need to act.

Download Te papa tau o araura

Community Sustainable Development Plan - 5 year plan

The 5-year strategic plan highlights the priorities that Aitutaki will complete in the coming years.

This plan guides readers through Aitutaki’s seven CSDP GOALS resulting from interviews, community workshops, survey information over the past decade

Download 5 year plan

Aitutaki Lagoon Management Plan 2025 - 2030

Aitutaki Lagoon provides the most significant financial impact of any lagoon in our Country.

Imagery of our lagoon has enticed visitors from around the globe to visit our small Island nation.

This Lagoon management plan identifies good practice and stewardship.

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