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Empowering local communities in AotearoaNew Zealand
Cheryl Davies Tū Kotahi Māori Asthma Trust Research Group
He Kainga OrangaHousing and Health Research Programme
New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities
University of Otago Wellington wwwhealthyhousingorgnz
wwwsustainablecitiesorgnz wwwresilienturbanfuturesorgnz
Outline bull Housing problems interconnected amp
require systems approach
bull Fuel povertyenergy insecurity affects
quarter of households in NZ
bull Wellbeing framework enables broad
outcome measures
bull Housing energy efficiency
programmes amp community renewal
important part of social amp urban
infrastructure
AotearoaNew Zealand bull Māori 15 population (48m)
bull Treaty of Waitangi (1840) marks relationship between Māori tribes amp Crown which has ongoing responsibilities
bull Māori moved to cities after WWII
bull lsquoPepper-pottedrsquo in state-provided public housing throughout suburbs
bull Accelerated loss of lsquote reorsquolanguage
bull Urban marae (pan-tribal) built as ceremonial and social meeting places in the cities
bull Growth in lsquopapakāingarsquovillages around marae
Indigenous urban design
bull Appropriateness of Māori models of pā amp kāinga to social organization amp urban limits
bull Plans for intensified suburbs with food production incorporated
He Tipu Manahau (a resilient plant)
bull Long-standing research relationships between community amp researchers
bull Using communityrsquos amp researchersrsquo strengths to create a low-carbon model community
ndash Building affordable high quality co-housing
ndash Integrated renewable energy projects - solar PV amp distributed energy
ndash Reduce fuel poverty
ndash Generate educational amp employment opportunities
ndash Showcase suburban regeneration
Importance of power relationships bull Different parties to project control different
aspects of land building amp community formation ndash Wainuiomata Marae Trust with Land Committee ndash Māori Land Court rules on communal land ndash Hutt City Council returned extra land parcels ndash Te Puni Kōkiri ndash infrastructure costs ndash Kainga Ora - land development building landlord ndash Multi-disciplinary research team ndash community
engineers building sector public health urban planners amp multiple outputs ndash film reports articles
ndash Hutt City Council ndash Electricity sectorrsquos involvement with solar panels
bull Cultural views valued amp acknowledged in design
Importance of wrap around services
bull Working in collaboration with Takiri Mai Te Ata Whanau Ora Collective to deliver
ndash Kokiri Marae will deliver all health and social service support
ndash Budgeting Services ndash Whai Oranga O Te Iwi Health Centre (Wainuiomata) ndash Tihei Rangatahi Programme (Wainuiomata) ndash Mana Wahine (Well Women services) ndash Naku Enei Tamariki (Parenting Support) ndash Well Homes (Housing Support) ndash Wainuiomata Marae (Cultural Support) ndash Kokiri Marae Maori Womens Refuge (Crisis Support)
Planning of medium-density housing around marae
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development
Outline bull Housing problems interconnected amp
require systems approach
bull Fuel povertyenergy insecurity affects
quarter of households in NZ
bull Wellbeing framework enables broad
outcome measures
bull Housing energy efficiency
programmes amp community renewal
important part of social amp urban
infrastructure
AotearoaNew Zealand bull Māori 15 population (48m)
bull Treaty of Waitangi (1840) marks relationship between Māori tribes amp Crown which has ongoing responsibilities
bull Māori moved to cities after WWII
bull lsquoPepper-pottedrsquo in state-provided public housing throughout suburbs
bull Accelerated loss of lsquote reorsquolanguage
bull Urban marae (pan-tribal) built as ceremonial and social meeting places in the cities
bull Growth in lsquopapakāingarsquovillages around marae
Indigenous urban design
bull Appropriateness of Māori models of pā amp kāinga to social organization amp urban limits
bull Plans for intensified suburbs with food production incorporated
He Tipu Manahau (a resilient plant)
bull Long-standing research relationships between community amp researchers
bull Using communityrsquos amp researchersrsquo strengths to create a low-carbon model community
ndash Building affordable high quality co-housing
ndash Integrated renewable energy projects - solar PV amp distributed energy
ndash Reduce fuel poverty
ndash Generate educational amp employment opportunities
ndash Showcase suburban regeneration
Importance of power relationships bull Different parties to project control different
aspects of land building amp community formation ndash Wainuiomata Marae Trust with Land Committee ndash Māori Land Court rules on communal land ndash Hutt City Council returned extra land parcels ndash Te Puni Kōkiri ndash infrastructure costs ndash Kainga Ora - land development building landlord ndash Multi-disciplinary research team ndash community
engineers building sector public health urban planners amp multiple outputs ndash film reports articles
ndash Hutt City Council ndash Electricity sectorrsquos involvement with solar panels
bull Cultural views valued amp acknowledged in design
Importance of wrap around services
bull Working in collaboration with Takiri Mai Te Ata Whanau Ora Collective to deliver
ndash Kokiri Marae will deliver all health and social service support
ndash Budgeting Services ndash Whai Oranga O Te Iwi Health Centre (Wainuiomata) ndash Tihei Rangatahi Programme (Wainuiomata) ndash Mana Wahine (Well Women services) ndash Naku Enei Tamariki (Parenting Support) ndash Well Homes (Housing Support) ndash Wainuiomata Marae (Cultural Support) ndash Kokiri Marae Maori Womens Refuge (Crisis Support)
Planning of medium-density housing around marae
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development
AotearoaNew Zealand bull Māori 15 population (48m)
bull Treaty of Waitangi (1840) marks relationship between Māori tribes amp Crown which has ongoing responsibilities
bull Māori moved to cities after WWII
bull lsquoPepper-pottedrsquo in state-provided public housing throughout suburbs
bull Accelerated loss of lsquote reorsquolanguage
bull Urban marae (pan-tribal) built as ceremonial and social meeting places in the cities
bull Growth in lsquopapakāingarsquovillages around marae
Indigenous urban design
bull Appropriateness of Māori models of pā amp kāinga to social organization amp urban limits
bull Plans for intensified suburbs with food production incorporated
He Tipu Manahau (a resilient plant)
bull Long-standing research relationships between community amp researchers
bull Using communityrsquos amp researchersrsquo strengths to create a low-carbon model community
ndash Building affordable high quality co-housing
ndash Integrated renewable energy projects - solar PV amp distributed energy
ndash Reduce fuel poverty
ndash Generate educational amp employment opportunities
ndash Showcase suburban regeneration
Importance of power relationships bull Different parties to project control different
aspects of land building amp community formation ndash Wainuiomata Marae Trust with Land Committee ndash Māori Land Court rules on communal land ndash Hutt City Council returned extra land parcels ndash Te Puni Kōkiri ndash infrastructure costs ndash Kainga Ora - land development building landlord ndash Multi-disciplinary research team ndash community
engineers building sector public health urban planners amp multiple outputs ndash film reports articles
ndash Hutt City Council ndash Electricity sectorrsquos involvement with solar panels
bull Cultural views valued amp acknowledged in design
Importance of wrap around services
bull Working in collaboration with Takiri Mai Te Ata Whanau Ora Collective to deliver
ndash Kokiri Marae will deliver all health and social service support
ndash Budgeting Services ndash Whai Oranga O Te Iwi Health Centre (Wainuiomata) ndash Tihei Rangatahi Programme (Wainuiomata) ndash Mana Wahine (Well Women services) ndash Naku Enei Tamariki (Parenting Support) ndash Well Homes (Housing Support) ndash Wainuiomata Marae (Cultural Support) ndash Kokiri Marae Maori Womens Refuge (Crisis Support)
Planning of medium-density housing around marae
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development
Indigenous urban design
bull Appropriateness of Māori models of pā amp kāinga to social organization amp urban limits
bull Plans for intensified suburbs with food production incorporated
He Tipu Manahau (a resilient plant)
bull Long-standing research relationships between community amp researchers
bull Using communityrsquos amp researchersrsquo strengths to create a low-carbon model community
ndash Building affordable high quality co-housing
ndash Integrated renewable energy projects - solar PV amp distributed energy
ndash Reduce fuel poverty
ndash Generate educational amp employment opportunities
ndash Showcase suburban regeneration
Importance of power relationships bull Different parties to project control different
aspects of land building amp community formation ndash Wainuiomata Marae Trust with Land Committee ndash Māori Land Court rules on communal land ndash Hutt City Council returned extra land parcels ndash Te Puni Kōkiri ndash infrastructure costs ndash Kainga Ora - land development building landlord ndash Multi-disciplinary research team ndash community
engineers building sector public health urban planners amp multiple outputs ndash film reports articles
ndash Hutt City Council ndash Electricity sectorrsquos involvement with solar panels
bull Cultural views valued amp acknowledged in design
Importance of wrap around services
bull Working in collaboration with Takiri Mai Te Ata Whanau Ora Collective to deliver
ndash Kokiri Marae will deliver all health and social service support
ndash Budgeting Services ndash Whai Oranga O Te Iwi Health Centre (Wainuiomata) ndash Tihei Rangatahi Programme (Wainuiomata) ndash Mana Wahine (Well Women services) ndash Naku Enei Tamariki (Parenting Support) ndash Well Homes (Housing Support) ndash Wainuiomata Marae (Cultural Support) ndash Kokiri Marae Maori Womens Refuge (Crisis Support)
Planning of medium-density housing around marae
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development
He Tipu Manahau (a resilient plant)
bull Long-standing research relationships between community amp researchers
bull Using communityrsquos amp researchersrsquo strengths to create a low-carbon model community
ndash Building affordable high quality co-housing
ndash Integrated renewable energy projects - solar PV amp distributed energy
ndash Reduce fuel poverty
ndash Generate educational amp employment opportunities
ndash Showcase suburban regeneration
Importance of power relationships bull Different parties to project control different
aspects of land building amp community formation ndash Wainuiomata Marae Trust with Land Committee ndash Māori Land Court rules on communal land ndash Hutt City Council returned extra land parcels ndash Te Puni Kōkiri ndash infrastructure costs ndash Kainga Ora - land development building landlord ndash Multi-disciplinary research team ndash community
engineers building sector public health urban planners amp multiple outputs ndash film reports articles
ndash Hutt City Council ndash Electricity sectorrsquos involvement with solar panels
bull Cultural views valued amp acknowledged in design
Importance of wrap around services
bull Working in collaboration with Takiri Mai Te Ata Whanau Ora Collective to deliver
ndash Kokiri Marae will deliver all health and social service support
ndash Budgeting Services ndash Whai Oranga O Te Iwi Health Centre (Wainuiomata) ndash Tihei Rangatahi Programme (Wainuiomata) ndash Mana Wahine (Well Women services) ndash Naku Enei Tamariki (Parenting Support) ndash Well Homes (Housing Support) ndash Wainuiomata Marae (Cultural Support) ndash Kokiri Marae Maori Womens Refuge (Crisis Support)
Planning of medium-density housing around marae
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development
Importance of power relationships bull Different parties to project control different
aspects of land building amp community formation ndash Wainuiomata Marae Trust with Land Committee ndash Māori Land Court rules on communal land ndash Hutt City Council returned extra land parcels ndash Te Puni Kōkiri ndash infrastructure costs ndash Kainga Ora - land development building landlord ndash Multi-disciplinary research team ndash community
engineers building sector public health urban planners amp multiple outputs ndash film reports articles
ndash Hutt City Council ndash Electricity sectorrsquos involvement with solar panels
bull Cultural views valued amp acknowledged in design
Importance of wrap around services
bull Working in collaboration with Takiri Mai Te Ata Whanau Ora Collective to deliver
ndash Kokiri Marae will deliver all health and social service support
ndash Budgeting Services ndash Whai Oranga O Te Iwi Health Centre (Wainuiomata) ndash Tihei Rangatahi Programme (Wainuiomata) ndash Mana Wahine (Well Women services) ndash Naku Enei Tamariki (Parenting Support) ndash Well Homes (Housing Support) ndash Wainuiomata Marae (Cultural Support) ndash Kokiri Marae Maori Womens Refuge (Crisis Support)
Planning of medium-density housing around marae
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development
Importance of wrap around services
bull Working in collaboration with Takiri Mai Te Ata Whanau Ora Collective to deliver
ndash Kokiri Marae will deliver all health and social service support
ndash Budgeting Services ndash Whai Oranga O Te Iwi Health Centre (Wainuiomata) ndash Tihei Rangatahi Programme (Wainuiomata) ndash Mana Wahine (Well Women services) ndash Naku Enei Tamariki (Parenting Support) ndash Well Homes (Housing Support) ndash Wainuiomata Marae (Cultural Support) ndash Kokiri Marae Maori Womens Refuge (Crisis Support)
Planning of medium-density housing around marae
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development
Planning of medium-density housing around marae
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development
Summary bull Cultural geographical amp institutional proximity
in Wainuiomata makes transactions between different sectors easier
bull Planning of both public amp private space
bull Case study on marae reserve land can demonstrate benefits of systems approach in NZ medium-density houses around marae amp kohanga reo
bull Coordinating funding from central amp local government Housing NZ energy companies increases resilience amp energy efficiency of solar-powered compact development