Research and Publications
Our research, publications and evaluations ensure we understand the issues impacting women and girls in New Zealand.
Research and Publications
Our research, publications and evaluations ensure we understand the issues impacting women and girls in New Zealand.
Submission on Buy Now Pay Later
Read our submission regarding the Draft Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Amendment Regulations 2022.
Year in Review 2021/22
Read what we got up to in July 2021 - June 2022 and discover how we supported more people across Aotearoa New Zealand than ever.
Making a Difference: Economic harm
We have released a snapshot that underlines the shift that’s been happening to support better outcomes for New Zealanders experiencing economic harm.
International Responses to Economic Abuse
This report outlines key international
developments in response to
economic abuse over the past 12 -
18 months across six participating
countries: Australia, Canada, Israel,
New Zealand, South Africa and the
United Kingdom.
Economic Harm Support Service Pilot: Interim six-month report
Brief insight into the issues we have observed in the first six months of our Economic Harm Support Service pilot.
Joint letter to MPs
In this joint letter with FinCap, Christians Agianst Poverty,Ngā Tāngata Microfinance and more, we call on MPs to support the new CCCFA (Dec 1) changes to help protect whānau from spiral debt.
Year in Review 2020/21
Discover what we achieved throughout 2020 and 2021, and what we planned for the future so we could continue to support more women and girls in Aotearoa.
Submission: Family and sexual violence
Good Shepherd NZ made a submission on the National Strategy and Action Plans to eliminate family violence and sexual violence in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Research: Economic abuse in New Zealand
Good Shepherd NZ worked with the specialist research team based at Good Shepherd Australia New Zealand to establish an understanding of economic abuse in New Zealand.
Evaluation: Community finance initiative
Malatest International undertook an evaluation of Good Shepherd NZ’s no and low interest loans scheme.
Evaluation: No interest loans scheme
The evaluation of the pilot no interest loans scheme, in partnership with Aviva, reports on microfinance as a family violence response.
Evaluation: Turning the curve
Allen + Clarke completed an evaluation of the driver licensing programme delivered by ChangeMakers Refugee Forum and Good Shepherd NZ
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