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Regional Workforce Plan 2023
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Regional Workforce Plan 2023
Tohu
The tohu used in this plan was created for the Wellington Regional Workforce Plan by Manukorihi Winiata (Ngāti Raukawa, Te Ātiawa, Ngāti Awa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa).
The whakatauki is represented by two circles interweaving together – Whero and Pango coming together to get the task complete. Circles are used in this context to communicate oneness, protection and diversity. Kotahitanga.
The blocked sections within the interwoven circles create a sense of multiple pathways, building opportunities throughout the five sub-regions. Manaakitanga.
The koru around the edges represents guidance – an acknowledgment to the training and guidance provided by the Wellington Regional Workforce. Kaitiakitanga.