Te Huringa o Te Tai

Question 1

How was Te Huringa o Te Tai developed?

Answer 1

Built on the Turning of the Tide strategy and by listening to the voices of the community. It will produce benefits for all NZers through improved service delivery and reducing crime and victimisation for all.

Question 2

What are the three Pou of Te Huringa o Te Tai?

Answer 2

1. Pou Mataara - Our people and their mindset
2. Pou Mataaho - Effective initiatives and improved practice
3. Pou Hourua - Effective partnerships

Question 3

“Increasing our understanding of kaupapa Maori frameworks to develop tikanga Maori interventions and programmes will enhance our ability to improve long term outcomes for Maori”. What Pou does this describe?

Answer 3

Pou Mataaho - Effective initiatives and improved practice

Question 4

“Applying a Te Ao Maori view, through the alignment of uara Maori with Our values will ensure culturally responsible initiatives and programmes…” What Pou does this describe?

Answer 4

Pou Mataara - Our People and their mindset. [This answer is a bit tricky as it relates to initiatives and programmes. But apparently this description seems to be relating the first part - the Te Ao Maori view. Don’t be tricked!]

Question 5

“Maori need to be acknowledged as treaty partners rather than stakeholders…it is important to recognise the resource imbalance between Maori and the Crown and that we ensure that our partner have the necessary capacity and capability to participate”. Under what Pou is this described?

Answer 5

Pou Hourua - Effective Partnerships

Question 6

Pou Hourua - What does ‘employing a whanau-ora centric, Tikanga Maori model’ mean?

Answer 6

Maori are seen as treaty partners and interventions are co-designed using a strength based approach - that is, one that focuses on the positive attributes of a person or group.

Question 7

How is Te Huringa o Te Tai being monitored?

Answer 7

EBP has developed District and National dashboards to monitor progress