Living and Thriving as Ngātiwai

This strategy focuses on building and maintaining our Ngātiwaitanga in terms of who we are as a people, our unique identity as iwi tūturu of Te Tai-tokerau, and the mana we exercise over the moana, our whenua, and the natural environment.

 Strategic Objectives

 By December 2012

 By December 2016

 Funding Source

1.1 Ngātiwai Whakapapa

 

 

 

Research on whakapapa completed.

New whakapapa database developed and reconciled to our beneficiary list.

Key Ngātiwai tūpuna published on our website so beneficiaries can link their whakapapa to them.

 

Internally funded

1.2 Whakapiki ake tō tātou Reo ake me ōna tika.

 

 

 

 

Programme in place to foster tō tātou Reo ake me ōna tika in 100 Ngātiwai homes.

Research done on our dialect, waiata, mōteatea, ngeri, haka etc.

More Ngātiwai who are fluent speakers in our dialect.

More old and new waiata, mōteatea, ngeri, haka of Ngātiwai being heard and taught.

Mā te Reo funded

1.3 Kaumātua Oranga.

Development programme in place to build our current and future Kaumātua (s) knowledge, skills and well-being.

Well recognised kaumātua - matatau i roto i tō Ngātiwai tikanga.

Regular wānanga held

Internal

Wānanga

1.4 Rohe management

 

Customary boundaries completed and tangata kaitiaki in place.

All government agencies and stakeholders are aware of our status as mana moana and mana whenua.

Management system in place and marae controls networked.

Strategic Ngātiwai appointments and joint ventures in place with key agencies.

Internally funded and Ministry of Fisheries.

Internally funded

1.5 Treaty claims settled

 

 

 

Treaty claims researched, mandated, negotiated and settled.

Our story is told.

Post settlement infrastructure in place to manage post-settlement issues and assets wisely.

Policy on devolvement implemented.

Fishing Company

CRFRT, post AIP

1.6 Marae

 

 

 

Stronger communication and engagement with marae in place.

 

Trustee election process in place.

Marae systems and processes in place, and a sense we are supporting them.

Treaty allocation issues, debated, agreed and appropriate devolvement programme developed.

Internally funded