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The annual report is a key accountability document which all New Zealand Government departments are required to produce. The ‘Ngā Hua o te Tau’ documents provide a snapshot of key Te Puni Kōkiri achievements for the last financial year, which were outlined in our annual report. The summary booklet has a regional focus and includes information about regional; activity, spend and case studies.

This document reports on the Māori Potential Fund and Whānau Ora Non-Departmental Appropriations.

OIA response 47781

...The Māori Communities COVID-19 Fund closed on 30 June 2023 with $128.98 million paid out across 253 contracts.... ...The Māori Communities COVID-19 Fund closed on 30 June 2023 with $128.98 million paid out across 253 contracts. MCCF Contracted...

...$130 million for kaitono initiatives between October 2021 and 30 June 2022. $70.58 million of this supported rapid vaccination...
...Ministers had approved $48 million of initiatives across 60 contracted providers. To ensure targeting to highest need, Te Puni...

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...published on this page for the period from 3 November 2021 to 30 October 2022.  This is to support the transparency of entitie...

... developments and the regulatory environment. The main types of training are: Comprehensive coursesRange from one day...

...where almost 60 engagement sessions were held nationwide. Decisions on what changes may be progressed through a potential...

... key criteria. Questionnaires can be tailored to specific types of organisations, e.g. not-for-profit. More information on...