whānau ora aspiration inspiration determination leith comer chief executive, te puni kōkiri
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Whānau OraAspiration
Inspiration
DeterminationLeith ComerChief Executive, Te Puni Kōkiri
Whānau Ora
“How can Whānau Ora play its part in ensuring the State Sector is more effective in the services it delivers to Māori”
Agencies are looking to carry out their business better, smarter and sooner
Context
We have to determine whether our departments are still relevant
If so, what should be our roles and responsibilities
Te Puni Kōkiri was established by the Ministry of Māori Development Act 1991
We exist because there is a Minister of Māori Affairs
Minister of Māori Affairs
Ministerial Support
Minister of Māori Affairs
Facilitation of Crown-Māori Relationships
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Minister of Māori Affairs
Ensure effectiveness for Māori across the
state sector
Facilitation of Crown-Māori Relationships
Whānau Ora
will be a pivotal part of Te Puni Kōkiri’s role in ensuring greater effectiveness for Māori from the state sector
Whānau Ora LandscapeMinister
Responsible for Whānau Ora
Minister of Māori Affairs
Governance Group
Regional Leadership
Groups
Te Puni Kōkiri Regional Staff
Whānau Ora Collectives
Whānau
Wellington
Reg
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The start point for improving effectiveness for Māori is: To know what is working To know what is not working
And to do something about it
Regional Leadership
Groups
Te Puni Kōkiri Regional Staff
Whānau Ora Collectives
Who should know?
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What’s not
What’s working
Whānau
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Wellington needs good, evidence based timely information
Ministers in Cabinet
Governance Group
Public Sector
Wellington end
Who can influence?
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Te Puni Kōkiri regional staff can play an information collection and informing role
Action research is another important tool
Regional Leadership
Groups
Whānau Ora
Collectives
Whānau
Regions can also be active
Te Puni Kōkiri regional staff can play a role of bringing other public and private sector providers to the table
Other public sector
agencies
Other provider
s
Whānau Ora
Collectives
Whānau
Regional Leaders
hip Local solutions to local issues
The Whānau Ora landscape has now enough players who are committed to the Whānau Ora philosophy at all the important strategic points to ensure the state sector is more effective for Māori
Whānau Ora LandscapeMinister
Responsible for Whānau Ora
Minister of Māori Affairs
Governance Group
Regional Leadership
Groups
Te Puni Kōkiri Regional Staff
Whānau Ora Collectives
Whānau
Wellington
Reg
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Te Puni Kōkiri is committed to playing its role