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- Te Ōhanga Māori The Māori Economy
Te Ōhanga Māori The Māori Economy
The Māori economy is key to the wellbeing of Māori. It is a significant, and increasingly important contributor to the wider economy of New Zealand.
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We acknowledge that in Te Ao Māori, the true value of taonga such as land and water cannot be reflected on a balance sheet or in numerical values. Te Ōhanga Māori reports recognise this point and provides a rich description of Māori participation in the economy. This description goes beyond simply counting the dollar value of Māori assets.
The reports inform and support iwi, Māori, business, and Government in its decision making about the future development and wellbeing of Māori and New Zealand.
The upcoming Te Ōhanga Māori 2023 report is scheduled to be released early December 2024. This report will build on previous work, following the well-established methodology from Te Ōhanga Māori 2018 reports.
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Whakapapa background
Prior to European arrival in New Zealand, the Māori economy was based on a barter system.
Kaitautoko partners and supporters
There has been several agencies and organisations supporting Te Ōhanga Māori Reports since 2010.
Te Ōhanga Māori - The Māori Economy Reports
Māori Economy Reports dating back to 2010
Te Matapihi The Data Dashboard
Part of Te Ōhanga Māori 2023/24 research development also includes the creation of a publicly accessible online data, dashboards and dictionary using the Te Ōhanga Māori 2018 report.
Rauemi tautoko support resources
Rauemi tautoko support resources, Kuputaka glossary and dictionary
Whakapā mai Contact us
If you have any pātai, please email us at Maori Innovation Fund:
mif@mbie.govt.nz
Main office location
15 Stout Street
Wellington 6011
Postal address
PO Box 1473
Wellington 6014