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Three waters infrastructure assessments and improvements
Te Kounga Paparangi climate change action plan with six pou framework
6% reduction in absolute greenhouse gas emissions FY2025 vs FY2024; 11% reduction vs FY2022
Climate change adaptation support for Papatipu Rūnaka
Water efficiency improvements and monitoring across farming operations
Jet boat engine replacement programme - 20% fuel efficiency improvement
Marae and whānau climate resilience adaptation support
Climate change risk assessments for each business unit
Te Whenua Hou Te Whenua Whitiora regenerative agriculture trial programme
Biodiversity protection initiatives including kiwi hatchery (2,600 chicks incubated)
Jet boat engine replacement programme with 20% fuel efficiency gains
Sustainable fisheries management and customary marine title advancement
Waste reduction and recycling initiatives with site-specific targets
Solar panel installation at dairy farms and tourism sites
Freshwater protection through legal claim and smart water systems development
Exploration of biodiversity and nature credits markets
Water efficiency improvements including meters on pivots and irrigation systems
11% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from FY2022 base year
Methane and greenhouse gas measurement campaigns at farming operations
Waste reduction targets and increased recycling/compost collections
Single-use plastic reduction in tourism retail procurement
Regenerative agriculture trial programme at Te Whenua Hou Te Whenua Whitiora
Freshwater monitoring and quality sampling at marae
Solar panel installations at dairy farms and tourism sites
37,500 native trees planted across farming and tourism operations
Biodiversity protection and kiwi conservation at National Kiwi Hatchery
Pounamu protection and management initiatives
Te Kounga Paparangi - Climate Change Action Plan with six pou
15% reduction in synthetic nitrogen fertiliser use since FY2022
6% reduction in absolute greenhouse gas emissions FY2025 vs FY2024
Kākāpō translocation to Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari (first mainland population in 40 years)
Takahē species recovery programme - 18 takahē released at Greenstone Station
Waste reduction initiatives with 22% total waste reduction through packaging and recycling
Single-use plastic removal from tourism retail sites
Jet boat fuel efficiency improvements (48,000 litre reduction through operational changes)
219,200 native trees planted since 2016 across farming operations
Regenerative dairy farming trial Te Whenua Hou Te Whenua Whitiora
Te Kounga Paparangi Climate Change Action Plan with 2030 net zero emissions goal
Regional Environmental Entities governance for natural resource protection
8% reduction in operational greenhouse gas emissions (FY24 vs FY23)
Water conservation measures including farm water race lining and multi-metering
Undaria invasive seaweed harvesting and control programme (100+ tonnes harvested)
Native plant restoration at Waituna Lagoon (20 hectares planned)
Private equity investment in sustainable and ethical companies
Synthetic fertiliser use reduction (12% reduction since FY22)
Biodiversity protection targets across farming, forestry and tourism operations
National Kiwi Hatchery - 2,500 kiwi chicks successfully hatched since 2008
30,000 native trees planted annually since 2015
50% of Ngāi Tahu Tourism jet boat fleet to be electric by 2030
Te Whenua Hou regenerative farming trial - one of largest in Aotearoa
Hazardous waste and remediation plans
Electric jet boat prototype development (150 tonnes CO2-e savings per boat)
Undaria (invasive seaweed) harvest control programme
Te Kounga Paparangi - comprehensive climate action plan with 8 sustainability pou
Solar panel installation at 50% of marae
Water management plans across operations
Waste reduction and recycling initiatives (45% farm waste diversion)
Carbon neutral goal by 2050
Sustainable tourism and transport initiatives
42% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions target by 2030
13% biogenic methane reduction target (2017 baseline)
Reduction in air travel (50% less by 2030)
International Liquidity Portfolio with 12x lower carbon emissions than market average
Ecosystem enhancement and restoration programmes
Planting of 30,000 native trees across farming operations
8% reduction in biogenic methane by 2025
Shotover Jet electric jetboat development and trial
Hilton Haulage hydrogen conversion trial
Carbon emissions reduction target of 10% by 2025 in Group facilities
Reduction of synthetic fertiliser use by 13%
Climate optimised investment portfolios with low-carbon screening
Aquaculture sustainability focus at Akaroa Salmon
Solar panel installations at marae
Sustainable farming practices and regenerative agriculture trials
Conservation efforts at National Kiwi Hatchery
30% reduction in air travel emissions by 2025
Te Kounga Paparangi - Climate Change Implementation Plan with 88 initiatives
Electric jet boats in testing for Ngāi Tahu Tourism
Biodiversity protection across managed lands
Forestry and carbon farming strategy development
Mānuka honey sustainable sourcing and expansion in DOC estate
Nohoanga site management for whānau access to mahinga kai
Tītī Islands ecosystem management and rat eradication
Mahinga kai enhancement and protection of customary food gathering sites
Emissions 6 percent lower than baseline year 2017
On-farm environmental management practices in Ngāi Tahu Farming operations
Water quality and mauri protection in regional planning
Native habitat plantings and improved pest control
Integrated irrigation management and fertigation
Solar energy development at farming operations
Nitrogen loss management with lysimeter monitoring on Te Whenua Hou (41kgN/ha)
Freshwater restoration projects including Ōaro River
Carbon emissions reduction of 19 percent (111,394 tCO2e in CY20 vs 137,455 tCO2e in CY19)
Ngāi Tahu climate change strategy He Rautaki Mō Te Huringa o Te Āhuarangi with implementation plan
Undaria (invasive seaweed) control programme with Jobs for Nature funding
Sustainable forestry practices
GreenStar 4 and 5 and NABERSNZ 5.5 ratings for Pita Te Hori Centre property
He Rautaki mō Te Huringa o Te Āhuarangi – Ngāi Tahu Climate Change Strategy (launched November 2018)
5% reduction target for rental car usage
Climate change action plans for Papatipu Rūnanga (3 supported in FY2020, with target of 8)
19% reduction target for carbon emissions from air travel (achieved 10%)
Ngāi Tahu Holdings climate change action plans (0 approved in FY2020 due to COVID-19)
Re-establishment of native seaweed species
Undaria (wakame) seaweed control programme to reduce invasive species
Native habitat plantings and improved pest control
Carbon farming investments on Otago land
Solar energy utilization, fertigation, and integrated irrigation management
Water quality and emissions reduction initiatives
Environmental management in farming operations (top decile standards)
Pūtea Aumakea Fund for solar power and generators at marae
Solar panel installations at marae (Arowhenua, Ōtākou, Moeraki, Waihao, Awarua) and generator installations
Wilding pine control at Tuku Tuku Iwi
Kaitiakitanga of customary protection areas and mahinga kai
Poutini publication - Ngāi Tahu history of West Coast
Education grants and scholarships - Yamada O'Regan, Ka Pūtea, school starter packs, learner support
He Toki iwi-led trade training initiative (supported 2,000+ young people over 14 years)
Kaumātua grants (8,168 grants paid)
Education grants and scholarships including Yamada O'Regan scholarships
Marae cultural events and 40th anniversary celebrations
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Tahua Taunaki Akonga - learner support fund (722 grants approved)
Pēpi Packs - 730 distributed FY2025
Ngāi Tahu Fund - 45 applications approved totalling $368,086
Sports grants (396 grants) and emergency support (24 grants)
Ka Pūtea tertiary education scholarships and grants (69 scholarships, 613 grants)
Taiwatea Fund - rakatahi cultural leadership support (10 applications, $5,000)
Whai Rawa financial capability for whānau with award-winning children's savings club
Return of Shortland Pounamu taonga to whānau
Taurahere Fund - regional support (2 applications, $4,000)
Whakapapa Ngāi Tahu - 86,725 registered whānau members, 4,030 new applications FY2025
Nohoaka sites - 4,771 whānau nights booked, record high utilisation
Papatipu Rūnaka support services and capability building
Te Kura Taka Pini investment in freshwater protection and knowledge
Climate change adaptation support and emergency preparedness for Papatipu Rūnaka
Collaboration with Māori Trustee on District Plan and land rights advocacy
Marae drinking water sampling and quality monitoring programme
Regional Investment Fund - $9.6m direct funding to 9 initiatives across rūnaka
Puna Pākihi - whānau business grants - $460,000 distributed (Kick Start, Stay Up, Growth grants)
Health service facility acquisitions improving whānau access to healthcare
Whai Rawa scheme - $186.43m funds under management, 37,295 members, promoting financial wellbeing and savings
Whai Rawa newborn pēpi distributions and matched savings
Tokona te Raki social innovation lab and Aotearoa Futures Barometer research
Mō Kā Uri - Kāi Tahu 2050 strategic vision centred on whānau aspirations
Kotahi Mano Kāika (KMK) - 25-year te reo Māori acquisition programme, 540 participants
Whānau as First Navigators (WAFN) programme - supporting 918 whānau (2996 individuals) away from Oranga Tamariki engagement
Nōhaka Rau home ownership programme (31 whānau in own homes)
Whānau as First Navigators programme supporting 918 whānau (2,996 individuals) to prevent Oranga Tamariki engagement
Mō Āpōpō Future-Makers skills development for rakatahi
Tahua Taunaki Akonga learner support for students with learning difficulties
Kotahi Mano Kāika – te reo Māori acquisition and cultural language planning (540 participants)
Hauora grants supporting whānau health and sporting activities (3,359 grants distributed)
Ngāi Tahu Fund supporting cultural knowledge transfer and wānaka
Poutini publication documenting Kāi Tahu history of West Coast
Te Tauraki - Whānau Ora commissioning agency with 36 organisations and 97 Navigators
Puna Mahara tribal properties and nohoaka (marae accommodation) – 4,771 whānau nights
Ngāi Tahu Archive supporting cultural heritage and historical documentation
Taku Whare Rau - iwi housing strategy development
Kōkirihia initiative to remove streaming from schools by 2030
Puna Pākihi business support for whānau entrepreneurs (92 grants totalling $460,000)
Whai Rawa scheme for whānau wealth building (37,295 members, $186.43m funds under management)
Whakapapa Ngāi Tahu membership registration and whakapapa knowledge enhancement (86,725 registered members)
Hauora Grants - $3.38m investment in health, hardship, emergency, sports and kaumātua support
Taiwatea Fund empowering rakatahi as Kāi Tahu cultural champions
Kura Reo Kāi Tahu annual language event bringing together reo experts
Taonga Assets Policy implementation protecting cultural assets
Kāi Tahu Archive - return of 'Shortland Pounamu', Trusted Digital Repository, historic preservation
Hardship support through Pūtea Manaaki (359 grants)
Pēpi Packs and School Starter Packs supporting whānau (730 and 567 distributed)
Nōhaka Rau Home Ownership Programme - 31 whānau now in own homes
Whānau reunions and reconnection initiatives via roadshows
Kia Kūrehu immersion wānaka for advanced reo acquisition
Pūtea Manaaki financial support for whānau in hardship and emergencies
Regional Investment Fund supporting Papatipu Rūnaka economic aspirations
School starter packs and Pēpi packs for cultural connection of tamariki
Hai Reo Tuku Iho online reo course and Kia Kūrapa marae-based weekend wānaka
Whakapapa Ngāi Tahu database with 83,087 registered iwi members
Whai Rawa financial wellbeing scheme (165 million under management, 35,384 members)
Pūtea Manaaki sporting grants for youth achievement
Aquaculture Settlement advocacy for Kāi Tahu rights
Kotahi Mano Kāika te reo Māori revitalisation strategy (25 years of language transmission)
Kura Reo ki Te Waipounamu and Kura Reo Kāi Tahu immersion programmes
631 whānau participated in KMK organised and supported events
He Toki partnership for Māori trades and health education
Taoka Assets Policy for protection of culturally significant assets
Puna Pakihi business grants and mentoring for whānau entrepreneurs
Learner support fund for education (670 grants approved FY24)
Ngāi Tahu Fund for cultural practices ($789,364 approved to 53 applications)
Emergency response capability through Emergency Pods at all marae
Starlink satellite internet at all 18 Papatipu Rūnaka
Te Tauraki Iwi-Māori Partnership Board for health system advocacy
Whānau as First Navigators programme for prevention and early support (436 tamariki supported)
Kaumātua grants programme (7,969 grants paid)
Whānau awareness campaign on wellbeing (3.5 million views)
Kōkirihia project to end streaming in schools (Ministry of Education funded)
Kura Reo leadership programmes for rakatahi (youth) age 14-18
Ngāi Tahu Archive with integrated Kareao and Kā Huru Manu digital platforms
Pūrākau wānaka storytelling and cultural narrative preservation
Nōhaka Rau shared equity home ownership programme (8 whānau to home ownership)
Healthy Homes pilot for improved whānau living conditions
Te Kāika health and wellbeing hub in Ōtepoti
Hui-ā-Iwi tribal celebration and cultural gathering
Pūtea Manaaki emergency relief and hardship grants
Puna Pakihi business mentoring and grants
Ngāi Tahu Archive - public digital databases (Kareao, Kā Huru Manu)
Whai Rawa member investment scheme ($140 million under management, 34,000 members)
Kotahi Mano Kāika te reo revitalisation programme
Pūrākau storytelling and cultural transmission wānanga
Ngāi Tahu Grants including pēpi packs and school starter packs
Papatipu Rūnanga marae development support
Taurahere Whanaungatanga for Ngāi Tahu whānau outside takiwā
Ngāi Tahu Fund distributions ($14 million over 17 years)
Healthy Homes pilot project
Kura Reo leadership programmes and te reo training
Whānau as First Navigators initiative for child and family wellbeing
Regional Investment Fund economic development initiatives
Learner support fund and special assessment support
Kaumātua grants support
Nōhaka Rau home ownership financial literacy programme
Education grants and scholarships (Ka Pūtea, Yamada O'Regan)
Te Māhaka Tī whānau support programme with financial literacy
Ngāi Tahu Roadshows connecting taurahere whānau
Health and wellbeing initiatives across Papatipu Rūnanga
Ngāi Tahu Fund - cultural initiatives and knowledge transmission
Kaumātua Grants programme
Rangatahi Academy - next generation leadership development
Whānau as First Navigators - iwi-led wellbeing and prevention
Kotahi Mano Kāika - te reo Māori language programmes
School starter packs for new school entrants
COVID-19 emergency response with care packs and food parcels
Tokona te Raki - education equity and systemic change
Te Pōkai Ao - digital opportunity programme for rangatahi
Whai Rawa - whānau savings and investment scheme
Regional Investment Fund supporting Papatipu Rūnanga economic development
Marae development and support
Manawa Tītī - emerging tribal leaders support
Te Hekeka - rangatahi cultural journey and leadership development
Matariki celebrations and cultural events
First Nations Futures Programme
Aoraki Bound - Ngāi Tahu cultural programme
Home ownership support through Nōhaka Rau
Pūtea Manaaki - emergency financial support
Learner Support Fund for tamariki education support (529 recipients)
DNA testing exploration for whakapapa verification
Oranga Tamariki partnership for prevention and early intervention services
Taurahere rōpū support for dispersed whānau including Ngāi Tahu ki Tāmaki Makaurau
Puna Pakihi - whānau enterprise support and business mentoring
Whai Rawa scheme for whānau financial empowerment (30,903 members, $116.9m funds)
Kotahi Mano Kāika - te reo Māori language revitalisation (746 whānau households, goal 1,000 by 2025)
Kura Reo Kāi Tahu and Kia Kūrapa - marae-based te reo Māori wānaka
Ngāi Tahu Archives partnership with Archives New Zealand for heritage preservation
Shared equity housing support for whānau home ownership
Ngāi Tahu Funds for cultural projects and whakapapa research (1,303 projects approved historically)
Tahu FM - iwi radio station (30-year history of te reo Māori and Ngāi Tahutanga)
Hilton Haulage Transport Scholarship for rangatahi driver licensing
Ka Pūtea Scholarships and grants for tertiary education (797 total recipients)
Te Pou Here Pūreirei - employment mentoring and career support
Regional development fund supporting hapū-led initiatives across takiwā
Whakapapa Ngāi Tahu registration and tribal register management (71,436 members as at 30 June 2021)
Regional flooding response and emergency preparedness planning
COVID-19 response support including vaccine rollout assistance
Pūtea Aumakea funds for marae sustainability ($1.7m approved)
Tokona te Raki - leadership incubator and rangatahi development
Pūtea Manaaki emergency support fund for whānau in hardship
Te Kāika integrated health hub expansion in Ōtākou
Māori Futures Academy partnership with University of Canterbury
Hai Reo Tuku Iho - online te reo Māori courses for whānau language strategies
Tahu News - dedicated news service for Ngāi Tahu stories
Cultural mentoring and expertise sharing
Tahu FM and Tahu News for tribal communications
Kā Titirei te reo leadership programme for rangatahi aged 12-25
Aoraki Bound leadership programme (300+ tribal leaders nurtured)
Hui-ā-Iwi gatherings (3,000+ whānau attended in November)
Pēpi Packs and School Starter Packs with cultural connection elements
Marae support and development through Papatipu Rūnanga
Whakapapa registration and tribal identity affirmation (3,082 new members in FY2020)
Taurahere Fund for off-region iwi groups ($47,000 distributed in FY2020)
Ngāi Tahu Fund for cultural projects ($929,191 approved in FY2020 for 123 projects)
Freshwater protection and rangatiratanga assertion (Te Kura Taka Pini)
Mahinga kai and customary fishing protection and enhancement
Health and wellbeing programmes across takiwā
Education support including scholarships and grants (2,330 recipients)
Te Pōkai Ao STEM innovation programme connecting to cultural identity
1848 kaumātua biography project (almost 400 completed)
Tamatea: He Tūtakinga Tuku Iho exhibition partnership with Te Papa
Kā Huru Manu educational framework and place names atlas
Kareao online archive for manuscripts, oral histories and cultural content
Kotahi Mano Kāika te reo Māori speaking initiative (638 homes, target 1,000 by 2025)
Ngāi Tahutanga cultural leadership programme (415 cultural leaders)
Whānau enterprise and business support (Puna Pakihi fund)
Matariki Pou Whenua blessing ceremony and carving projects
Emergency response coordination and whānau support during COVID-19
Kaumātua grants ($4.16m paid in two payments in FY2020)
Oranga Tamariki partnership for child and family wellbeing