
Andy Coster
Andy Coster is a prominent figure in the New Zealand public service, currently serving as the Chief Executive of the Social Investment Agency (SIA). With a background in policing, Coster has been involved in initiatives aimed at reforming social sector funding to better address complex social issues such as family violence, homelessness, and unemployment. He advocates for a holistic approach to social challenges, emphasizing the need for outcome-based funding that allows service providers to focus on long-term solutions rather than merely meeting output targets. Under his leadership, the SIA aims to streamline funding processes and improve collaboration among social service organizations, ultimately seeking to achieve significant improvements in the lives of vulnerable families.
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Coster is mentioned as the Police Commissioner who should have been informed.
The latest in politics: Luxon’s aide scandal and the chaos of Te Pāti Māori’s suspensions – The Front PageAndy Coster is involved in reshaping social sector funding through his role in the Social Investment Agency.
Disruptive change: Andy Coster’s new role in reshaping social sector funding







