Hierarchy | Alphabetical

• Te Puni Kōkiri — Kāinga
• Mō Te Puni Kōkiri
  • Who we are
    • History
    • Ministers
      • List of advice received by Hon Peeni Henare, Minister for Whānau Ora, from Te Puni Kōkiri
    • Executive Leadership Team
    • Vision and values
    • Organisational structure
    • Te Puni Kōkiri | Celebrating 25 Years
      • Celebrating 25 years | Discover our history
      • Celebrating 25 years | Learn about our valued partners
      • Celebrating 25 years | Meet our people
  • What we do
    • Role and functions
    • Key focus areas
    • Corporate documents
    • Legislation
  • Kōkiri and Kōkiritia
    • The history of Kōkiri
  • Our stories and media
    • Feature stories
    • Media statements and speeches
    • Māori Communications
  • Careers
    • Current Vacancies
    • Applying for a job
    • Working for Te Puni Kōkiri
    • Summer Internship Programme 2020-2021
  • What's new
• Ā mātou kaupapa
  • Key focus areas
    • Kāinga ora
    • Whānau leading community development
    • Rangatahi leadership and development
    • Crown relationships with whānau, hapū and iwi
    • Language, culture and identity
    • Aotearoa ki te ao
    • Ahuwhenua
    • Enterprising whānau
  • Crown - Iwi, hapū, whānau Māori relations
    • Governance and appointments
    • Iwi Directory
    • Māori Crown Relations
    • The National Māori Flag
  • Maihi Karauna
  • Māori Media Sector Shift
  • State Sector Effectiveness
  • Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993
    • New laws supporting succession to whenua Māori
    • New laws for matters related to whenua Māori
    • New laws for resolving disputes about whenua Māori
    • History of whenua reform
    • Te Ture Whenua Māori (Succession, Dispute Resolution, and Related Matters) Amendment Bill
  • Te Pae Tawhiti: Wai 262
  • Wellbeing Budget 2020 - Rebuilding together
• Whakamahia
  • COVID-19 Information for Māori
    • Māori-led response and recovery
  • COVID-19 Investment response
  • COVID-19 Response (Requirements for Entities – Modifications and Exemptions) Act 2020
    • Use of electronic means provisions
    • Use of modifications provisions
    • Use of exemptions provisions
  • List of Funds - COVID-19 update
  • Te Pūtake o te Riri | Wars and Conflicts in New Zealand Fund - COVID-19 update
    • Rā Maumahara - the Journey to a National Commemoration
  • Whenua Māori
    • Ahuwhenua Trophy
    • Proposed changes to the rating of Māori land
  • Cadetships
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Effective governance
    • What is governance
    • What boards do
      • Setting a purpose and vision
      • Setting strategies
      • Recruiting the Chief Executive
      • Monitoring performance
        • Budget and financial performance
        • Monitoring Chief Executive performance
        • Legal compliance
      • Being accountable
        • Boards and management
        • Annual General Meetings
    • How boards work
      • Recruiting directors/trustees
        • Letter of appointment
      • The Chair
      • Committees for specific tasks
        • Example Terms of Reference for an Audit Committee
      • Managing meetings
      • Managing board dynamics
      • Using outside experts
        • Example policy for independent professional advice
      • Board self evaluation
    • Being a board member
      • Joining a board
      • Duties of directors/trustees
      • Values and ethics
      • Personal risk
      • What to expect from management
      • Director/trustee training
      • Conflicts of interest
  • IT and Innovation
    • Ka Hao: Māori Digital Technology Development Fund
      • Workshop Hui
      • Ka Hao Brand
      • Ka Hao Fund Recipients
  • Land, conservation and environment
    • Whenua Māori Fund
      • Project Overviews
  • Māori Business Growth Support
  • Māori Housing Support
    • Supporting new homes and papakāinga
      • Papakāinga planning
      • Infrastructure for new homes on Whenua Māori
      • Home construction costs
    • Repairs to whānau-owned homes
    • Sorted Kāinga Ora and other capability building support
    • Te Puni Kōkiri Māori Housing Investment Strategy and reports
    • Te Ara Mauwhare
    • Māori Housing support from other agencies
    • What funding is available and what has been delivered
    • COVID-19 Recovery (Fast-Track Consenting) Act
    • Our whānau housing stories
    • Housing enquiry form
  • Māori Wardens
    • Aroha ki te Tangata
    • Māori Wardens National Conference 2019
  • Marae Digital Connectivity
  • New Zealand Honours
  • Official Information Act requests
    • Submit an Official Information Act Request Form
    • Submit Feedback Form
  • Oranga Marae
    • Marae
      • Cultural Infrastructure and Capability
      • Administrative Infrastructure and Capability
      • Physical Infrastructure and Capacity
  • Pae Aronui
  • Paiheretia te Muka Tāngata
    • Partner agencies for Paiheretia te Muka Tāngata
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Whānau Ora
  • Provincial Growth Fund
  • Rangatahi Leadership and Development
  • Rangatahi Suicide Prevention
  • Skills, learning and education
    • Te Pū Harakeke Fund
  • Taiohi Ararau – Passport to Life
  • Te reo Māori
    • Māori-English Bilingual Signage
  • UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
  • Whānau Ora
    • For Whānau
    • About Whānau Ora
    • Our Whānau Ora Stories
    • Why Whānau Ora?
    • News and Updates
    • Localised Commissioning
  • Whānau Ora Review
• Ō mātou mōhiotanga
  • COVID-19
  • Official Information Act
    • Administration
    • Employment
    • Expenditure
    • Funds
    • Māori Housing Network
    • Treaty Settlements
    • Whānau Ora
  • Broadcasting
  • Business and Economics
  • Cabinet Papers
  • Corporate Documents
  • Criminal Justice
  • Crown-Māori Relations
  • Culture
  • Demographics
  • Education
  • Employment and Income
  • Governance
  • Health
  • Housing
  • Land
  • Language
  • Legislation
  • Local Government
  • Marae Development
  • Māori Development
  • Māori Wardens
  • Natural Resources
  • Sport and Leisure
  • Tourism
  • Whānau Ora
• Whakapā mai
  • Te Tai Tokerau
  • Tāmaki Makaurau
  • Waikato-Waiariki
  • Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
  • Te Tai Hauāuru
  • Te Waipounamu

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