Eight entries have been received in this year’s Te Tohu Waka Hourua (two canoes) Award for working in partnership with Māori.
Te Tohu Waka Hourua recognises initiatives that demonstrate outstanding results from working in partnership with Māori. Entries can come from any area of local government activity but must be able to demonstrate a commitment to partnership with Māori.
The eight entries include a Māori medium environmental education programme, a refresh of a co-management agreement, two renewal projects for sites of cultural significance, the codesign of a run-down community park, a programme to support preparedness on remote marae, supporting Māori businesses to get involved in transport procurement processes, and a Māori relationships strategy.
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