Tag: Planning
Te Wānanga o kaupapa Māori
Abstract This monograph explores two questions related to the creative activities and published work of our Māori pūkenga in the western academy. First, we seek to better understand just what
Read MoreCan literature review method be used as an instrument of Māori knowledge development?
Abstract This report explores the relevance of literature review method to Māori knowledge development (generally) and the question of engagement with hapū (specifically). To accomplish this writing goal, it is
Read MoreWhakatupu mātauranga, co-governance and co-management: engaging with hapū in a mana-enhancing manner
Abstract This is the first report in a special issue on engaging with hapū that was created to supportkawa, kaupapa and tikanga experiences that are part of our involvement in
Read MoreTowards a ‘total economic value’ of coastal marine ecosystem services in Nelson Bays, Nelson Tasman region, New Zealand
Abstract Ecosystem services underpin all market economic activity and yet their contribution to human welfare often goes unnoticed because of the difficulties associated with measurement in monetary units of account.
Read MoreCulture 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 MoreEcosystem services valuation of the Nelson Bays: results and outcomes
Abstract This study found that in the year 2012, coastal marine ecosystems within the Tasman-Golden Bays study area made a net total economic value contribution to human welfare of $4,797M/yr,
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