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Our Work People News

PUBLISHED: 4 JAN 2021

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NPDC’s Sort Ya Kit Out marketing campaign has picked up a major national Emergency Communications Award for public education around disaster readiness.

The campaign was named winner in the ‘Readiness and Resilience’ category of the Emergency Media & Public Affairs, Awards for Excellence in Emergency Communication from dozens of entries across NZ.

As a result of the multi-media campaign, over 700 locals signed up to Sort their Kits Out along with raising general awareness and understanding for disaster readiness.

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Page last updated: 03:11pm Wed 04 August 2021