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Te Ātiawa (Taranaki) — Distributions

Total Distributed

$7.0M

Distribution Types

4

FY2024

$264K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$174KFY2024 distributions totalled $1,020,587. Seven hapū entities each received $85,000 operational funding (total $595,000). Education Scholarships and Grants of $174,377 were awarded to 215 uri for secondary and tertiary pathways including Pou Tina ($5,000 postgraduate), Pou Whenua ($2,500 undergraduate), Poupoutahi ($1,250 joint scholarship with Parininihi ki Waitotara), Pou Wānanga ($500-$1,000 tertiary), and Pou Kōrero ($250 secondary). Te Hononga Grants of $89,500 supported kaupapa promoting connection including whānau reunions, sporting participation and cultural engagements. Ka Uruora contributions of $30,000 for member savings scheme. Total distributions since settlement (since FY2014) have reached $7.7 million.
Other$90KFY2024 distributions totalled $1,020,587. Seven hapū entities each received $85,000 operational funding (total $595,000). Education Scholarships and Grants of $174,377 were awarded to 215 uri for secondary and tertiary pathways including Pou Tina ($5,000 postgraduate), Pou Whenua ($2,500 undergraduate), Poupoutahi ($1,250 joint scholarship with Parininihi ki Waitotara), Pou Wānanga ($500-$1,000 tertiary), and Pou Kōrero ($250 secondary). Te Hononga Grants of $89,500 supported kaupapa promoting connection including whānau reunions, sporting participation and cultural engagements. Ka Uruora contributions of $30,000 for member savings scheme. Total distributions since settlement (since FY2014) have reached $7.7 million.

FY2023

$1.7M total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$152KTotal distributions of $1.67 million allocated across hapū operational funding ($560,000), hapū strategic development support ($71,317), hapū capital development fund ($200,000), marae distributions ($600,000), education grants ($151,500), Te Hononga Grants ($52,545), iwi saver member distributions ($25,239), and charitable donation ($15,000). Additional funding provided through Ka Uruora programme for housing and financial literacy.
Marae$600KTotal distributions of $1.67 million allocated across hapū operational funding ($560,000), hapū strategic development support ($71,317), hapū capital development fund ($200,000), marae distributions ($600,000), education grants ($151,500), Te Hononga Grants ($52,545), iwi saver member distributions ($25,239), and charitable donation ($15,000). Additional funding provided through Ka Uruora programme for housing and financial literacy.
Housing$25KTotal distributions of $1.67 million allocated across hapū operational funding ($560,000), hapū strategic development support ($71,317), hapū capital development fund ($200,000), marae distributions ($600,000), education grants ($151,500), Te Hononga Grants ($52,545), iwi saver member distributions ($25,239), and charitable donation ($15,000). Additional funding provided through Ka Uruora programme for housing and financial literacy.

FY2022

$1.9M total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$137KHapū distributions $490,000 (7 hapū @ $70,000 each), Education grants $137,000 (149 uri supported), Tribal Development grants $220,000, Marae grant $1,000,000 for Ko Tamawahine wharekai rebuild, Ka Uruora Iwi Saver contributions $9,650
Marae$1.0MHapū distributions $490,000 (7 hapū @ $70,000 each), Education grants $137,000 (149 uri supported), Tribal Development grants $220,000, Marae grant $1,000,000 for Ko Tamawahine wharekai rebuild, Ka Uruora Iwi Saver contributions $9,650
Other$720KHapū distributions $490,000 (7 hapū @ $70,000 each), Education grants $137,000 (149 uri supported), Tribal Development grants $220,000, Marae grant $1,000,000 for Ko Tamawahine wharekai rebuild, Ka Uruora Iwi Saver contributions $9,650

FY2021

$750K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$56KTotal distributions of $750,000 comprised: Education Grants $56,000 to 81 registered members covering secondary to postgraduate study; Hapū Distributions $420,000 to 7 hapū for their developmental programmes and activities; Ka Uruora Distribution $100,000 contribution to iwi members' savings scheme administered through SuperLife; Tribal Development Grants $230,000 for social, cultural and educational activities. Over the last five years total distributions were $10 million.
Other$694KTotal distributions of $750,000 comprised: Education Grants $56,000 to 81 registered members covering secondary to postgraduate study; Hapū Distributions $420,000 to 7 hapū for their developmental programmes and activities; Ka Uruora Distribution $100,000 contribution to iwi members' savings scheme administered through SuperLife; Tribal Development Grants $230,000 for social, cultural and educational activities. Over the last five years total distributions were $10 million.

FY2020

$501K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$50KHapū distributions of $350,000 (seven hapū at $50,000 each), Ka Uruora member matching contributions of $733, and tribal development grants of $150,000. Education grants of $50,250 distributed to 43 recipients across secondary, tertiary, undergraduate and postgraduate study.
Other$450KHapū distributions of $350,000 (seven hapū at $50,000 each), Ka Uruora member matching contributions of $733, and tribal development grants of $150,000. Education grants of $50,250 distributed to 43 recipients across secondary, tertiary, undergraduate and postgraduate study.

FY2019

$625K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$50KFY19 distributions comprised: Education grants $50,300 (44 recipients across secondary, undergraduate and postgraduate studies); Hapū distributions $350,000 (seven hapū receiving $50,000 each); Tribal Development Grants $275,000. Total distributions of $625,000 represents distributions and grants committed for hapū development, tribal development programmes, and operational support.
Other$575KFY19 distributions comprised: Education grants $50,300 (44 recipients across secondary, undergraduate and postgraduate studies); Hapū distributions $350,000 (seven hapū receiving $50,000 each); Tribal Development Grants $275,000. Total distributions of $625,000 represents distributions and grants committed for hapū development, tribal development programmes, and operational support.

FY2018

$1.3M total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$39KFY18: Education grants of $39,450 to 42 applicants ranging from postgraduate to secondary school level. Hapū distributions of $1,050,000 ($700,000 for FY17 and $350,000 for FY18). Tribal development grants of $275,000 committed for FY18. The Trust has implemented an Education Grants Policy and Distributions and Spending Policy to support capacity building within hapū structures.
Marae$1.1MFY18: Education grants of $39,450 to 42 applicants ranging from postgraduate to secondary school level. Hapū distributions of $1,050,000 ($700,000 for FY17 and $350,000 for FY18). Tribal development grants of $275,000 committed for FY18. The Trust has implemented an Education Grants Policy and Distributions and Spending Policy to support capacity building within hapū structures.
Other$236KFY18: Education grants of $39,450 to 42 applicants ranging from postgraduate to secondary school level. Hapū distributions of $1,050,000 ($700,000 for FY17 and $350,000 for FY18). Tribal development grants of $275,000 committed for FY18. The Trust has implemented an Education Grants Policy and Distributions and Spending Policy to support capacity building within hapū structures.

Data sourced from publicly available iwi annual reports and governance records. Our datasets may not be complete. Automated analysis can produce errors. If you believe any data on this page is incorrect, please contact us at hello@iwidata.co.nz. For informational purposes only. Not investment advice.

Other
$898K
Total distributions of $1.67 million allocated across hapū operational funding ($560,000), hapū strategic development support ($71,317), hapū capital development fund ($200,000), marae distributions ($600,000), education grants ($151,500), Te Hononga Grants ($52,545), iwi saver member distributions ($25,239), and charitable donation ($15,000). Additional funding provided through Ka Uruora programme for housing and financial literacy.