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Taranaki Maunga protection and redress arrangements through Te Ruruku Pūtakerongo
Te Mana o te Wai - partnership with Taranaki Regional Council on freshwater management and National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management
Tātai Tangata ki te Whenua - māra kai programme teaching traditional food systems and kai sovereignty
Environmental monitoring and cultural induction on property development sites
Kaitiaki initiatives to support guardians of customary fisheries and coastal areas
Waka Kotahi collaboration on safety and environmental improvements on State Highway corridor
Support for Coastal Walkway and roading improvements with environmental consideration
Review of Iwi Environmental Management Plan to reflect Te Atiawa Taiao worldview
Te Mana o Te Wai partnership with Taranaki Regional Council on freshwater management and policy
Archaeological and cultural monitoring of construction projects
Climate Change Policy development (to be completed FY24)
Taiao Strategy development underway (completion FY24) to direct future activity and ensure developments align with Te Atiawa aspirations as manawhenua
Environmental and ecology monitoring by hapū on State Highway corridor improvements
Engagement in District Plan review process with focus on protection of taiao and sites of significance to Māori
Participation in freshwater and three waters policy reform
Environmental impact assessments for resource consents
Waiwhakaiho River Project restoration
Waiwhakaiho Project Jobs for Nature
Resource Management Act compliance and consultation
Marine and Coastal Area Act customary rights application
Marine and Coastal Area (MACA) application for customary rights recognition
Environmental compliance assessment for Dairy Holdings Limited investment
Kōkōwai and Ngā Kaitiaki o Ngā Motu Curious Minds Projects
Resource Management Act engagement and Cultural Impact Assessments
Participation in kiwi translocation, release and monitoring on Taranaki Maunga
Te Atiawa Iwi Environmental Management Plan (Tai Whenua, Tai Tangata, Tai Ao) implementation
Pest eradication programmes via Taranaki Mounga Project
Mana Whakahono a Rohe Agreement participation
Toutouwai (robin) translocation and monitoring
Te Kekeu development with water rain gardens and native plantings
Waiwhakaiho Catchment Restoration project partnership
New Plymouth District Council Coastal Walkway and stream restoration projects
Engagement in national policy and regulation reforms
Participation in Marine and Coastal Area (MACA) application
Engagement in Taranaki Regional Council resource management enforcement proceedings
Tangaroa Stream restoration project
Launch and implementation of Te Atiawa Iwi Environmental Management Plan (Tai Whenua, Tai Tangata, Tai Ao)
Participation in resource management processes and environmental initiatives
Engagement with kiwi translocation and pest eradication projects with Taranaki Mounga project
Whio survey on Maunga Taranaki
Marine and Coastal Area Act application - MACA pending High Court consideration
Pest eradication programmes with Taranaki Mounga Project
Te Atiawa Iwi Environmental Management Plan (IEMP) 'Tai Whenua, Tai Tangata, Tai Ao' - launched at AGM
Tangaroa Stream Clearance and Restoration Project
Waiwhakaiho Awa Restoration Project - river catchment restoration and monitoring
Kōkōwai Curious Minds project - water and gases sampling from Maunga Taranaki mineral springs
Mana Whakahono a Rohe Agreement development
Ngā Kaitiaki o Ngā Motu Curious Minds project - historical and scientific data collection
Toutouwai and kiwi translocations and releases
Environmental consent responses - approximately 80 submissions
Puketapu Hapū Cultural Values Statement (CVS) and Kaupapa Māori Framework
Training and wānanga on water monitoring and Cultural Health Index (CHI)
Taranaki Mounga environmental initiatives
Toutouwai and kiwi translocation programmes
Ngāmotu Marine Reserve project
Te Manuao GIS Database - mapping wāhi tapu, wāhi tupuna, mahinga kai and sites of significance
Pest eradication programmes
Pātaka whata customary fishing management
Cultural Health Index (CHI) wānanga
Hapū water monitoring and training
Te Atiawa Iwi Environmental Management Plan (IEMP) - drafted and undergoing hapū kaitiaki review
Waiwhakaiho River collaborative project
Environmental consent submissions and responses (39 submitted in FY18)
Cultural narratives and tikanga embedded in property development and Ngāmotu House design
Education Scholarships and Grants - 215 uri supported with $174,377 for secondary and tertiary education
Whakapapa validation and cultural monitoring on development sites
Hapū distributions - $85,000 each to seven established hapū entities for operational funding
Te Atiawa Puanga Kaumātua Ball - celebration of Māori New Year for kaumātua
Ka Uruora financial literacy programmes - Te Uru Ahupūtea and Te Uru Tahua supporting whānau wellbeing
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Ngā Purapura o Te Taihauāuru - support for kapa haka rōpū competing at Te Matatini
Waitangi ki Whaitara - annual commemoration of Te Tiriti o Waitangi with 3000+ attendees
Succession planning initiatives including internship programme (Te Rauhī Hiringa) for rangatahi
Te Hononga Grants - funding for kaupapa promoting connection including whānau reunions and cultural engagements
Hapū operational funding supporting marae and community activities
Marae support including Ko Tamawahine wharekai rebuild at Manukorihi Pā
Riri me te Raukura historical commemoration event
Te Reo Māori tamariki movie screenings
Rangatahi wānanga for cultural connection and youth leadership development
Ka Uruora WhānauSaver programme with financial education literacy
Māui Pōmare Day commemoration event and scholarships
Education grants programme ($152,750 awarded to 198 uri for secondary and tertiary education)
Te Hononga Grants programme supporting kaupapa promoting Te Atiawatanga (whānau events, cultural groups, language initiatives)
Tribal Development Fund grants for whānau and hapū initiatives
Cultural wānanga series including Taranaki Mounga design wānanga
Te Kōpae Piripono Puna Reo support through property acquisition
I am Hana Project - celebration of Te Atiawa history, culture and language through Hana Te Hemara's story
Whānau events and pool days for community connection
Support for kapa haka representation and Te Matatini hosting
Marae Grant - $1,000,000 toward Ko Tamawahine wharekai rebuild
Te Kohia Pā Development Strategy
Ka Uruora financial literacy and savings scheme for whānau
Riri me Te Raukura cultural commemoration events
Rauhī Te Atiawa Mentoring Programme
Kaumātua support events and Christmas functions
Hapū distributions - $490,000 to support hapū development programmes
Te Riri me Te Raukura event supporting land wars commemoration
Kāwaroa Park destination play project support
Taranaki Mounga Wānanga Series
Cultural support for pōwhiri and blessing ceremonies
Tribal Development Grants - $220,000 for social, cultural and educational activities
Te Atiawa Education Grant Scheme - $137,000 distributed to 149 uri
Cultural support for education providers (New Plymouth Boys' High, New Plymouth Girls' High)
Te Rā o Māui Pōmare online hui
Hapū distributions - $420,000 to 7 hapū for developmental programmes
Riri me te Raukura annual commemoration events
Blessing ceremonies for developments and community sites
Te Kāhui Rangatahi o Te Atiawa rangatahi wānanga and leadership development
Ka Uruora financial literacy and savings scheme with 30 whānau completing courses
Te Kotahitanga Scholarship for Environmental Planning/Resource Management study
Education Grants Programme - $56,000 distributed to 81 registered members
Te Atiawa Kaumātua Hui engagement
Reo Māori initiatives - Tauira Tū Tauira Rongo and He Puka Kīnai programmes
Rauhī Te Atiawa mentoring programme
Taonga Pūoro and cultural protocols support
Tribal Development Fund - $230,000 for social, cultural and educational activities
Pātaka Whata customary fishing distribution programme
Pae Wānanga Te Atiawa - four reo Māori immersion wānanga
Rauhī Te Atiawa Curated Mentorship programme
Tribal development fund ($150,000)
Pua Te Ata - creative iwi communications ecosystem
Te Aho Ngārahu - three digital educational resources for reo Māori learning
COVID-19 response support including kai distribution and health testing
Hapū distributions ($350,000)
Te Kāhui Rangatahi o Te Atiawa - rangatahi leadership development (45 participants)
Te Pūtake o Te Riri - national wars commemorations
Te Hauwhenua communications platform
Te Ātiawa Iwi Charitable Trust education grants ($50,250 distributed to 43 recipients)
Ka Uruora - whānau financial wellbeing and savings scheme (70 active members)
Ka Uruora Housing - affordable housing programme
Ka Uruora Financial Education programme
Pātaka Whata - customary fishing distribution
Rangatahi Leadership Summit - featuring keynote speakers and mentoring
Rangatahi Wānanga (Te Kāhui Rangatahi o Te Atiawa) - cultural capacity building
Ka Uruora financial wellbeing programme - launched August 2019 with Taranaki Iwi
Pātaka Whata - customary fisheries distribution for whānau events, tangihanga, wānanga
Te Riri me te Raukura commemorations
Wānanga and cultural training for hapū and kaitiaki
Interactive digital story books and mobile app resources for education
Hui Rangatahi - Te Atiawa ki Kāpiti - intergenerational and inter-regional engagement
Reo Māori and cultural awareness programmes
Education grants - $50,300 awarded to 44 Te Atiawa uri across secondary, undergraduate and postgraduate studies
Māui Pōmare Day co-ordination and cultural support
Level 4 Māori Governance Training Course delivery with WITT
Ka Uruora housing programme - shared equity model partnership
Hapū support and distribution readiness programmes
Co-funded scholarships with Victoria University of Wellington - $700-$2000 per recipient
Distributions to hapū for capacity building ($1,050,000 in FY18)
Education grants scheme (42 grants in FY18, total $39,450)
Maui Pomare Day commemorations
MOUs with Western Institute of Technology (WITT) and Victoria University of Wellington
Taranaki Tū Mai Festival - October 2017 (140+ members competing in sporting and cultural events)
Te Riri me te Raukura commemorations
Rangatahi wānanga - July 2017 (80 attendees) and November 2017 (90 attendees)
Affordable housing programme in development
Hapū and marae governance training workshops
Māori Authority tax credits distribution
Māori governance programme development
Ka Uruora - whānau financial independence and savings programme (launching FY19)
Te Reo revitalisation initiatives and community reo programmes