Case studies – Activity management plans (AMPs)

These case studies are examples of complete activity management plans (AMPs) which take the business case approach, with useful supporting materials. These materials are not to be used as templates for other plans. Rather, the aim is to provide guidance on how certain aspects of a plan can inform the development of other plans.

EquiP Road Transport Unit: AMP Business Case Development Guide

This guide has been developed to help road controlling authorities develop their current  AMP to incorporate the Transport Agency business case approach. 

• Activity Management Planning: A Guide to integrating the NZ Transport Agency’s Business Case Approach & Self-assessment

Central Otago District Council: NZTA Business Case Approach Review of 2015/16 Activity Management Plan Executive Summary

A review of the CODC 2015/16 AMP Executive Summary by the Transport Agency against the business case approach provides insight into what a Strategic Case section of an AMP should focus on. This is a good reminder of the importance of the Point of Entry discussion between the Transport Agency and road controlling authorities to work out what they need to do to embed the principals of the business case approach in the AMP, to right size effort and identify the needed resources.

• CODC 2015/16 Activity Management Plan - Executive Summary
• NZTA review of the CODC 2015/16 Activity Management Plan - Executive Summary
• CODC 2015/16 Activity Management Plan (in full)

Auckland Transport AMP 2015-18

• AT AMP 2015–18 case study
• AT AMP 2015–18 strategic summary

State Highway Activity Management Plan (SHAMP)

• SHAMP case study with:

• • SHAMP strategic case

  • SHAMP 2015–18 draft

  • Safety programme business case

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We’re keen to collaborate with the sector to find the best ways to harness knowledge and promote best practice asset management.

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