Economy

The economy actions have been developed in line with  kaitiaki Trustee, custodian, guardian.  values.

Tōnuitanga Prosperity, abundance, plenty.  is particularly relevant to the economy priority as a resilient, low carbon economy that incorporates circular and regenerative principles will support Māori  whānau Extended family, family group, a familiar term of address to a number of people. Also the primary economic unit of traditional Māori society.  and Māori business ecosystems.

Enabling Tōnuitanga will progress the economic shift to a more regenerative, distributive, and thriving economy.

Specific Ngā Mahi a Te Ora / Wellbeing activities that relate to the economy priority

• Establishment of a  mana whenua Hapū and iwi with ancestral relationships to certain areas in Tāmaki Makaurau where they exercise customary authority.  climate office/think tank.
• Intergenerational Relating to, involving, or affecting several generations.  education programmes.
• Sustainability report (supports the environment, wellbeing of individuals and communities and improved economy).
• Use our dual knowledge systems to determine what it could look like for Tāmaki Makaurau.
• Investment in opportunities for innovation and green technology (e.g. how we think about waste, energy, land use and transport).
• Enabling whānau to prosper, be resilient and strong as we transition away from carbon dependence.
• Education and training programmes for a regenerative economy.
• Rangatahi  Youth, younger generation. creating innovative pathways for sustainable behaviour change.
• Preparing and educating Māori communities, businesses and landowners for change.

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