Te Tai Tokerau/Northland regional report of the impact of extreme weather events on young people and their families: Evidence from Growing Up in New Zealand
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posted on 2024-07-25, 00:19 authored by Jenna GawnJenna Gawn, Ben FletcherBen Fletcher, Denise NeumannDenise Neumann, Avinesh PillaiAvinesh Pillai, Sinead MillerSinead Miller, Annie Park, Carin NapierCarin Napier, Sarah-Jane PaineSarah-Jane PaineThe purpose of this report is to provide descriptive information of the available data from the Extreme Weather Events (EWE) survey conducted by Growing Up in New Zealand (GUiNZ) from participants in the Te Tai Tokerau/Northland (n = 105) region. This report provides an overview of the utility of the data for future research which can be used concurrently with longitudinal data from GUiNZ to demonstrate the impact of experiencing extreme weather events on young people and their families.
This regional report only highlights some of the available data; for more details, see the Growing Up in New Zealand website or the full report (links available under related materials below).
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Crown funding managed by Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
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Growing Up in New Zealand: University of AucklandSpatial coverage
New ZealandTemporal coverage: start
2023-08-01Temporal coverage: end
2023-09-03Data Collection Wave
DCWEWE (Extreme Weather Events)Usage metrics
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Extreme weather events impactExtreme weather events (EWEs)Emergency planningevacuation experiencehousing damagehousing conditionsAccess to servicesCycloneAnxietyDepressionSafetyPhysical healthGUiNZGrowing Up in New ZealandGrowing Up in NZGrowing Up in New Zealand (GUiNZ) studyGrowing upNew Zealandcohortcohort studieslongitudinallongitudinal studieslongitudinal cohort
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