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6.11.1. Papakainga Project (Matekuare Whanau)

Description:

An innovative program funded locally by this whanau with support from Community Max schemes in 2010 and 2011

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A comprehensive whanau driven project to get back onto our land and build capability for the future.


A wide range of activities and new skills are involved


Restoration of the old Presbyterian Mission Station is one of our projects


Establishing gardens and a native nursery adjacent to our Kura

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Nursery buildings and pest proof shade fence - showing area of the kura bank cleared for planting as a native park
That is just one of the many restoration activities that are on the horizon. - photo Feb 2011
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This facility adjacent to our kura (school) may take over previously proposed Kaitiakitanga Program nursery
in the compound in Minginui
. This did not go ahead for political reasons surrounding the NZTE Enterprise
Development Skills Development program application. That was approved, but later withdrawn when that agency

This is all done under our Communty Max scheme funding which terminates early in 2011, so innovatrive ways need
to be found to fund this ongoing project. We have previously submitted MFE Sustainable Management Fund applications
to try to support this ongoing initiative, but without success.

Another part of this Papakainga Project - Fish breeding ponds

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Outcomes expected:

Young people with new enterprise skills and resilience for the future
Springboard to other new initiatives
Healthy community
Less dependence on external resources
Treasuring the Whenua (Land)

Start Date:
Expected Completion:

Budget:

Nominal Project Leader:

Tony Goodman

Project Team:

The whole whanau

Progress, Achievement and Issues Log

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Celebration
Action
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Red Flag

Date Details of event or action By
2010 Community Max project initiated for young people  
2011 Scheme rolled on for a further period  
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

 

 

 
 

NOTICES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:

Our gift to you - download Free Whirinaki Matariki Wall Calendar

What Andree a sustainability writer discovered about Kaitiakitanga

Coming Easter 2010 Biomimicry Exploration - Norbert Hoeller, Auckland
David Bellamy - Moa's Ark revisited tour Whirinaki 25 4-10 Oct 09
The Maori Youth Hikoi to Bioneers Conference, San Francisco 16 Oct 08
VIDEO "Redesigning our Future" - Youth Forum with Michael Braungart

Papakainga Development - Matekuare Whanau Project underway
Minginui Community Gardening - underway thanks to Community Max
Whirinaki Ecological Technology (We-tech) Our pest control innovation


Check out our school's Energy Monitoring / Weatherstation project

Our drama production, kapakaka and other creative initiatives


Ngati Whare Iwi Treaty Settlement signed, incl partnership with DOC
WEMZ - The Whirinaki Ecological Restoration Zone - a project with DOC
DOC partnerships information kiosk, Mangamate, Sanctuary(proposed)
Take a photo tour through our valley see restoration work needed
Ready to start - our Whirinaki Centre, Nursery and Recycling Projects
Our project to upgrade our water supply in Minginui Mar 07

Thanks TPK for facilitating Govt support for Minginui initiatives
Our network's submission to govt on Rural Community Opportunities

Toxin Bioremediation
Project started in Whakatane May 09
Celebrate what our friends at Hokianga Harbourcare are doing
Our Network's Mycorestoration Research Project - Fungi and mushroom

Our Lopez friends help Raglan with an affordable housing project

Thanks MfE for a big toxin cleanup on our millsites - July 07
Blocked - our Community Digital Strategy - Whirinaki Interactive 12/06
Prince Andrew adopts our Kiwi, Princess Beatrice on Mokoia Is Mar 07
Our network on the Kiwi Youth Voice learning journey to US. Mar 07

Our network at Youth Voice Digital Earth Summit on Sustainbility Aug 06
We welcomed Hunter Lovins 7-9 July 06, VIDEO view NZ tour resources
Thanks Waikato University for help with broadband 05
Thanks Housing Corp, house painting and marae restoration teams
Go Tramping in Whirinaki. See Kaka, Kiwi, Weka, Robin, Blueduck
Report Living Organisation workshops. Tipu Ake presented worldwide 05
Report Hikoi to Indigenous Knowledges Conf , Well, NZ. June 05
Thanks to UNITEC Architecture Students for help with town plans 04
Report on Sustainable Resources Conf, Colorado 04
Report on PMI Global Forum, Los Angeles Tipu Ake paper 04
Report on Sharing Indigenous Wisdom Conf, Wisconsin, June 04
Int and local visitors attend Tipu Ake Retreat March 04 See report
MPs Horomia and Mallard open our new merged area school Jan 04
Trip to Whaingaroa Env Gp Raglan, Jan04 learnings, VIDEO view

 

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