Developing a Māori Economy Strategy for Te Upoko o Te Ika

We need your voice.


A thriving Māori economy is one that generates higher incomes, more jobs and improves opportunity and wellbeing for iwi, hapū and whānau Māori. Greater Wellington Regional Council, in partnership with iwi and local Councils, will work with Māori communities across Te Upoko o Te Ika a Māui on a strategy for the Māori economy.


No matter where you are at in your life, or how connected you are to the Māori economy, this is your plan, your future. So come along to one of the Ruruku Hui.


If you can't make one of the hui, kei te pai! You can post your ideas on the Pou Whakaaro below.

We need your voice.


A thriving Māori economy is one that generates higher incomes, more jobs and improves opportunity and wellbeing for iwi, hapū and whānau Māori. Greater Wellington Regional Council, in partnership with iwi and local Councils, will work with Māori communities across Te Upoko o Te Ika a Māui on a strategy for the Māori economy.


No matter where you are at in your life, or how connected you are to the Māori economy, this is your plan, your future. So come along to one of the Ruruku Hui.


If you can't make one of the hui, kei te pai! You can post your ideas on the Pou Whakaaro below.

He aha ou whakaaro? What are your thoughts on the draft strategy?

1 response

In light of recent Covid-19 developments and to prioritise the hauora of our communities, some of our kanohi ki te kanohi hui have been cancelled.
Therefore we are wanting to provide an opportunities for whānau, pakihi and rōpū Māori to contribute in their own time via ipurangi (internet).
Below are some of the key pātai we are asking our Māori communities to have input on, in developing a Māori economy strategy for Te Upoko o Te Ika.

In light of recent Covid-19 developments and to prioritise the hauora of our communities, some of our kanohi ki te kanohi hui have been cancelled.
Therefore we are wanting to provide an opportunities for whānau, pakihi and rōpū Māori to contribute in their own time via ipurangi (internet).
Below are some of the key pātai we are asking our Māori communities to have input on, in developing a Māori economy strategy for Te Upoko o Te Ika.

Ngā pātai, survey