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Whakarewa Rautaki Booklet
Pou Maara · Strategic Pillars

Four pillars hold our maara.

Culture. People. Environment. Economy. Each pou stands distinct, and together they hold the work of Whakarewa upright.

He Mana Pūkōrero

Ahurea

Culture

Whakarewatanga is visible, relevant, and expressed through our whānau. We lift the visibility of our identity, and grow intergenerational fluency in reo, tikanga, and mātauranga.

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He Kai Kei Aku Ringa

Oranga

Social

Our whānau can meet their needs and fulfil their own paths: secure housing, healthy kai, financial independence, and access to wellbeing services.

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Toitū te Whenua

Te Taiao

Environment

All living things in our care are protected for future generations. We safeguard our lands and natural taonga, and build resilience for a changing world.

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Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora

Whaioranga

Economic

Our growing economic base supports us to shape our own future. We build the knowledge, skills, and resources to keep control of what comes next in our own hands.

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Pou Whirinaki · Enabling Pillars

And three that hold the rest in place.

Leadership, communications, and resourcing: the work behind the work, enabling the four pou to stand.

Pou Whirinaki

Hautūtanga

Our leadership is tikanga-led and in service of our collective potential. Grow our leadership capability, succession and connectivity with whānau

Pou Whirinaki

Ketekete

Our communications support reciprocal dialogue and celebrate our success. Develop communication tools that engage, involve and inform our community

Pou Whirinaki

Kākano

Our resources are mobilised effectively to create impact and secure our future. Optimise distributions to delvier maximum investment and impact. Develop a mission-aligned investment strategy to grow our economic base.

Moemoeā · Vision

He iti noa, he pito mata

Prosperity and wellbeing flow through our whānau, Waitī, Waitā, and our whenua.

Whāinga · Mission

Nōku te whenua o ōku tūpuna

To uphold our role as kaitiaki of people and place as one, connected through whakapapa.