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Economic Plan
- NZ economy moves from volume to value
- People are skilled, adaptable and have access to lifelong learning
- Deeper pools of capital are available
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- Enable a step change for Māori and Pacific economies
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Screen sector
- Review of Government investment in the screen sector
- Increasing value from government investment in the New Zealand Screen Production Grant
- Summary document: Increasing value from government investment in the New Zealand Screen Production Grant
- The benefits of the New Zealand screen industry
- New Zealand Screen Production Grant
- Economic trends in the screen sector
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- Māori economic development
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Māori economic development
We are the lead government agency responsible for coordinating the Crown Māori Economic Strategy and Action Plan.
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Māori and Iwi increasingly contribute and play a major role in New Zealand’s economy. Māori contribution to the New Zealand economy is multi-faceted and includes the primary sector, natural resources, small and medium enterprises and tourism.
We support the development of the Māori economy through the Te Pūnaha Hihiko: Vision Mātauranga Capability Fund.
In this section
He kai kei aku ringa: Strategy and action plan
He kai kei aku ringa is the Crown–Māori Economic Development Strategy and provides an framework to drive an all-of-government focus on achieving positive economic outcomes for Māori.
Supporting Māori business
There are a range of networks, tools, support and information to help Māori businesses, including regional and business-specific networks.
Newsletter
ERERE newsletter is distributed bi-monthly to more than 2400 subscribers in the wider Māori community. It provides snippets of news items that affect the Māori business community.