One of MBIE’s actions in te Mahere Whai Mahi Māori is to research how workplaces can be more inclusive for kaimahi Māori. The research was undertaken by Professor Jarrod Haar, Associate Professor
In conclusion, for kaimahi Māori, inclusion means a sense of belonging and feeling accepted and valued in the workplace. The research notes that it can be important in attracting and retaining kaimahi Māori.
The Government is investing in 19 ambitious projects that turn Māori knowledge and science into economic opportunities for New Zealand.
Māori and Indigenous Analysis Limited is receiving Research Programmes funding for the following projects.
Iwi, hapū and Māori are leaders in future-focused and sustainable sectors.
Vision: Māori exercise rangatiratanga to create intergenerational wellbeing through work.
In August 2020, the Government established a new fund to trial renewable energy technologies on Māori and public housing. Funding has been allocated and the majority of installations are expected to
MBIE commissioned an independent report that explores what funding has been invested in Māori research, science and innovation.
An exploration of two trends influencing productivity and wellbeing – purpose-led business and use of blockchain technology.
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