Te Puni Kōkiri works across government and the private sector to support Māori development. This section includes information about funds and services available to Māori through a range of kaupapa we deliver.
Te Tautuhi ō Rongo
Te Tautuhi ō Rongo is our policy approach and means to listen, consider and analyse deliberately before speaking, writing and advising.
Going for Growth with Māori | Tōnui Māori
Going for Growth with Māori sets out pragmatic actions the Government will pursue over 2025-2026 to support continued Māori economic growth.
Māori Development Fund
Te Puni Kōkiri manages the Māori Development Fund which aims to advance the social, economic and cultural development of Māori in ways consistent with Māori aspirations.
Ahuwhenua Trophy
The Ahuwhenua Trophy celebrates excellence in Māori farming. Te Puni Kōkiri is the proud platinum sponsor of this prestigious award which was established by Sir Apirana Ngata and Governor-General Lord Bledisloe in 1933.
Te reo Māori
Te Reo Māori is the indigenous language of Aotearoa, New Zealand. It is one of three official languages of the nation. The language itself is central to Māori culture, identity and forms part of the heritage of our country.
Māori Housing
Working with partner agencies to ensure whānau have access to healthy homes with stable tenure and have opportunities for home ownership and investment.
Governance
Te Pae Ārahi – Nominations Service; Effective Governance
Tupu NZ
Tupu.nz is a one-stop shop for information about whenua Māori. You can access tool, resources and reports about Māori land blocks at www.tupu.nz. The website also explores ways you can better connect, look after and develop your whenua.
Te Haeata
Te Haeata is a searchable record of Treaty of Waitangi settlement commitments, intended to make commitments more visible and accessible to post-settlement governance entities and agencies responsible for commitments.
Te Kāhui Māngai
A directory of iwi and Māori Organisations.
Māori Land Court Online Service
Pātaka Whenua is the definitive source of information relating to Māori land. Managed by the Ministry of Justice, it replaced Māori Land Online (MLOL).
