Iwi Organisation
· Data as at March 2024Kaipara iwi. Treaty settlement in 2002.
FY2024-25 scholarship distributions included 129 recipients: tertiary education (21,600), secondary school (13,300), intermediate school (11,100), primary school (3,600), sports/groups/individuals (16,100). By marae: Otamatea (67 recipients, 52%), Waihaua (23, 18%), Waikaretu (23, 18%), Oruawharo (19, 12%). Comparison to prior year shows slight decrease in total applications but shift in distribution towards intermediate/secondary and broader marae representation.
term loan facility
+ 24 more officers
term loan facility
Primary banker
primary banker
farm consultancy - Tafi Manjala
Pest Free Kaipara feasibility analysis
orchard development assessment
Nursery business management
settlement act expertise
avocado business case and industry analysis
Te Hana development site inspections and assessments
avocado horticulture
environmental management and conservation
property valuation
avocado orchard development and site suitability
education and training
horticulture training and NZQA certification
forestry
forestry management
Horticulture business case development
accounting and financial management
Farm consultant for dairy farming
MACA claim research and negotiation
Negotiating wind farm project on Rototuna Forest
Forestry Right holder for Rototuna Forest
Training provider - NZQA Sustainable Land Practices Level 3
Cultural advisor and event curator
Engineering and drainage assessment
Government agency partner
Forestry management agreement partner for Pouto Forest
Government agency partner
Ecological restoration project partner
Environmental partnership
Dairy farming partnership
Ecological restoration project partner
Kaipara Moana Remediation partnership
Government agency partner
Partnership for environmental remediation and funding
environmental remediation partnership
joint venture partner - honey business
Government agency partner
Commercial partner
Hapū partnership
Native plant nursery partnership
environmental and conservation partner
+ 76 more priorities
+ 52 more risks identified