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Through the intergenerational wellbeing outcomes and our engagement we have identified 17 actions that can be worked over-time to achieve Oranga Te Tauihu.These actions vary from addressing the inequity and inequality in health, developing an oceans economy strategy that creates value through sustainable harvesting and an Iwi led Te Reo Māori Strategy for Te Tauihu.
Oranga also emphasises the importance of taking a long-term view and acting now for intergenerational change. It is relevant to all just transition processes, reminding us that the health and wellbeing of people and te taiao is interwoven. Kotahitanga. Kotahitanga means oneness or unity and expresses the idea of collective action or responsibility.
Wellbeing from a shared perspective 1 ‘Whānau’ is used here to include people, families, hapū, iwi, and communities. The ‘shared perspective of wellbeing’ and ‘te ao Māori perspective of wellbeing’ should not be read as direct translations. They represent related concepts of wellbeing from different worldviews.
Mar 1, 2022 · The importance of te reo Māori, in turn, underpins its inclusion as a key cultural wellbeing outcome in the modelling. It is supplemented by three other measures identified by Māori as indicators of cultural wellbeing ( Cram, 2014 ) and by one health measure (the smoking rate) which, as discussed below, may be indicative of a reaction to historic trauma.
Apr 15, 2021 · Second, there is a negative relationship between land loss and certain contemporary cultural wellbeing measures, such as te reo Māori proficiency. This supports the narrative that the displacement of iwi from their land impacted intergenerational wellbeing and led to the loss of cultural efficacy and wellbeing for contemporary iwi members, through the deterioration of many established social ...
- Rowan Thom
- 2021
Having hope and purpose. People, families, and communities have a sense of purpose and are hopeful about the future. There is respect for people’s voices, perspectives, and opinions. People make self-determined decisions about the future and have the resources needed to pursue goals, dreams, and aspirations. connection Māori have to te taiao ...
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A thematic analysis produced six themes or pathways towards wellbeing for Māori – te reo Māori: Māori language, 78 taiao: connection with the environment, wairua: Māori spiritual beliefs and practices, mahi-a-toi: Māori expressive art forms, take pū whānau: Māori relational values, and whakapapa: intergenerational relationships.
