The World Health Organisation (WHO) says New Zealand has been world-leading in its response to Covid-19.
But at the same time, a top official for the organisation is warning against complacency.
Western Pacific incident manager Abdi Mahamud said the WHO had been particularly impressed with how the government had communicated, and how people had observed social restrictions.
"Our view of New Zealand's response has been one of the strongest in the world, and there's a lot that global communities can learn from the response," he said.
"There are aspects of New Zealand's response can be easily replicated in all countries, regardless of geography and resources."