MBIE

MBIE is an abbreviation for the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, a government ministry of New Zealand. The ministry was established in 2012, as a result of the restructuring of the New Zealand government's business and economic sectors. MBIE's main responsibility is to promote economic growth and development, and to provide support for businesses and individuals throughout the country.

The ministry is headed by a Minister of Business, Innovation and Employment, who is a member of the New Zealand government. The minister is responsible for overseeing the work of MBIE and for making key decisions on the ministry's policies and programs. MBIE is also supported by a deputy secretary and several senior government officials.

MBIE's main areas of focus include business and trade, employment and skills, innovation and science, and housing and regeneration. The ministry works closely with a range of stakeholders, including businesses, community organizations, and government agencies, to promote economic growth and development. MBIE also plays a key role in monitoring and implementing major government policies and initiatives, such as the New Zealand government's economic growth strategy.

MBIE is responsible for a range of key activities, including business regulation, trade and investment promotion, and research and innovation funding. The ministry also provides support for businesses and entrepreneurs, through programs such as the New Zealand Venture Investment Fund and the Business and Innovation Growth Fund.