As a small agency with a wide remit to support outcomes for almost one-sixth of the population of Aotearoa New Zealand, Te Puni Kōkiri has to make careful choices about where to focus its efforts. Our three strategic priorities and nine focus areas reflect the organisation’s intention to provide more focussed effort within a narrower work programme.
Proactive release of papers
The following papers, including Cabinet papers and minutes of decision, concern the Government’s Waitangi Tribunal Legislation Review and the establishment of an independent Technical Advisory Group to lead the review.
Māori Crown relations
This information has been migrated from Te Arawhiti to Te Puni Kōkiri as part of the transfer of functions between the two agencies.
Māori economic resilience
The investment made to recover from COVID-19 builds a more sustainable, resilient and inclusive Māori economy.
Te ao Māori
The collective and individual rights and interests of Māori as tangata whenua are recognised, protected, supported, and invested in.
Equitable & effective government performance for Māori
Māori have improved outcomes across key areas of government investment.