Category: Whānau Māori wellbeing and survival
Culture matters, too: achieving Ecological Economic outcomes through the expression of Māori cultural identity
Abstract This report explores emerging technology-based creative activities of Māori communities in New Zealand as part of their efforts to achieve the goals of cultural wellbeing and survival. We use
Read MoreCultural Impact assessment – Te Matā … Te Mata o Tipuna
This report focuses attention on a home (i.e. Te Matā … Te Mata o Tipuna), an ancestor and maunga tapu (transl. sacred mountain) that provided for the wellbeing and survival
Read MoreTe Toi Ōhanga™
The name ‘Te Toi Ōhanga™’ uses the poetic power of the Māori language to describe the existence of a summit or high point in the development of indigenous (Māori) economics.
Read MoreEcosystem services valuation of the Nelson Bays
This study is part of an MBI funded research programme that aims to: (i) build tools to achieve more effective inclusion of marine ecosystem values in economic tradeoffs, and (ii)
Read MoreManaaki Taha Moana (MTM): study outcomes
While we have gone to some lengths to document progress made in this study over the last 5 years, it is more difficult at this stage to draw concrete conclusions
Read MoreManaaki Taha Moana (MTM): information technology and systems in kaitiakitanga
iPansophy Limited contributed to the writing of science report number 7 ‘Enhancing the expression of kaitiakitanga with the aid of information technology and systems’. This report seeks to position this Māori-led
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