Building digital capability across rohe - Gisborne Herald

Trust Tairāwhiti has been partnering with the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and local organisations Ask Alice, Tai Tech and Tolaga Bay Innovation to provide digital skills workshops for small businesses across the rohe.

Each organisation delivered a programme of workshops over the past few months to build digital capability and introduce digital tools into businesses.

Trust business growth adviser Joe Williams said the workshops supported businesses to adopt the Government-backed Digital Boost platform during the early stages of their digital journey.

Read the full story here

Recent Posts

See All

Enforced change to internet coaching bears fruit - Gisborne Herald

That saying about making lemonade from the lemons life gives you could have been coined for Vesna Radonich. She was planning to visit the United States and Canada to hold workshops on waka ama paddlin

Project pilot ways to help men talk about the tough stuff - Gisborne Herald

A project in Tairāwhiti is one of two in the country piloting ways to help men talk about the tough stuff that's well away from the confines of a pub. It is funded through the Ministry of Social Devel

Sharing the Aroha - Gisborne Herald

With the aim of reducing food waste in Tairāwhiti, a community initiative named PikUp was born. Supported by local impact house Tāiki e!, the group has picked up 5.5 tonnes of food (mostly fruit) from