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Ngāti Tūwharetoa — Sustainability

Total Initiatives

32

Categories

2

Years of Data

2

Environmental(10)

Sustainable forestry practices through Kāingaroa Timberlands involvement

EnvironmentalFY2025

Tūwharetoa Carbon Farms Ltd entity

EnvironmentalFY2025

Responsible Investment approach in portfolio management - carbon emissions in equity holdings 42% lower than market benchmark

EnvironmentalFY2025

3 million NZUs (carbon credits) from CNI settlement

EnvironmentalFY2025

Tauhara Kitea and Tauhara Ngāwhā regeneration projects with Te Mana o Tauhara - nearly 11,000 native trees planted in 2025 (23,000 total to date) with 95%+ survival rate

EnvironmentalFY2025

Investment in forestry and sustainable forest management through Kakano and Kaingaroa Timberlands

EnvironmentalFY2023

Portfolio carbon emissions less than half of market levels

EnvironmentalFY2023

Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) approach with 53% carbon footprint reduction versus benchmark

EnvironmentalFY2023

3 million NZUs (carbon credits) held as settlement asset

EnvironmentalFY2023

Environmental governance and community relations focus in investment selection

EnvironmentalFY2023

Cultural(22)

Education grants program (1,980 students assisted, $792,000 invested)

CulturalFY2025

STEM Scholarships - $10,000 annually for 3 rangatahi pursuing science, technology, engineering, mathematics

CulturalFY2025

Marae operational support grants ($580,000 to 29 marae)

CulturalFY2025

Marae capital works upgrades

CulturalFY2025

Kaumātua Luncheon - annual gathering for elders

CulturalFY2025

Ruia Taitea kapa haka festival - iwi celebration of culture, waiata, reo, whānaungatanga

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Cultural
FY2025

Tūwharetoa Taiopenga - non-competitive kapa haka and cultural showcase

CulturalFY2025

Ngā Taikura o Ngāti Tūwharetoa - kapa haka and waiata group for pakeke and kaumātua

CulturalFY2025

School Starter Packs - 65 distributed to tamariki starting school

CulturalFY2025

Manaakitanga and whānau support programs

CulturalFY2025

He Iwi Kāinga program - housing support and healthy homes initiatives

CulturalFY2025

He Iwi Kāinga housing support program providing warm, safe, affordable homes and pathways to homeownership

CulturalFY2023

Wānanga programs on financial literacy, budgeting, governance, and digital security

CulturalFY2023

Whare Ora home assessment services providing bespoke residential evaluations and health recommendations

CulturalFY2023

Education grants program: $758,000 invested supporting 1,895 individuals across early education, high school, tertiary, and trade training

CulturalFY2023

STEM Scholarships: 3 scholarships at $10,000 each recognizing academic excellence in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

CulturalFY2023

School Starter Packs: 127 packs distributed to tamariki entering school

CulturalFY2023

Marae Capital Works Grants: $338,364 for 5 marae projects including kitchen redesigns and shelters

CulturalFY2023

Marae Operational Support Grants: $435,000 distributed to 29 Tūwharetoa marae

CulturalFY2023

Papakāinga services supporting Māori trusts and landowners in housing development

CulturalFY2023

Sustaining Tenancies program providing support to whānau at risk of losing tenancy

CulturalFY2023

Kaumatua lunch program

CulturalFY2023