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Ngā Ngaru

Ngā Ngaru is a national member based social value network within Aotearoa, driving equitable access to information and knowledge for all and positioning the social value network as a force for change.


Ngā Ngaru has the ability to harness and bring together the strengths of a multi sector network in a collaborative environment to gain maximum impact. Ngā Ngaru leverages strategic partnerships and alliances to advance the mission of ‘Strengthening whanau aspirations’. If you would like to connect with other groups, contribute at a national level, expand your linkages and access a multi- sector network of key organisations and associated resources, then join the social value network and experience the benefits.

‘Strengthening whanau aspirations’

A collaborative Environment

Purpose

Ngā Ngaru us a natiional entity and its role is that of a Value Network

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Vision

Ngā Ngaru aspires to excel as a valuable, effective and influential value network – “Spearheading the pathway to self determination”.

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Mission

The mission of Nga Ngaru is to strengthen

whānau and families aspirations.

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Core Values


NNR commits to its vision through a mission
based upon the following values

Rangatiratanga

Maramatanga

Oritetanga

Te Ao Tangata

The chair of Auckland’s Independent Maori Statutory Board says he’s happy to pass further debate on the city’s Unitary Plan to the full council.

A minority of councillors had objected to presence of two Independent Maori Statutory Board members on the committee considering the plan delivered up by a government-appointed independent panel.

But David Taipari says the Auckland development committee today decided unanimously to endorse changes recommended by council officials and refer the plan back to the full council for consideration.

He says the recommendations were in line with what Maori wanted.

“The sites of value schedule was to be removed. The officials believe there was enough evidence to have that schedule in place so that should be retained and those sites put on that schedule, so that was a significant one we thought was well worth endorsing and we believe the committee supported that in order to go to the governing body to make the final decision,” Mr Taipari says.

The important thing is to have one set of rules for Auckland’s growth, rather then eight separate district plans.


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The chair of Auckland’s Independent Maori Statutory Board says he’s happy to pass further debate on the city’s Unitary Plan to the full council.

A minority of councillors had objected to presence of two Independent Maori Statutory Board members on the committee considering the plan delivered up by a government-appointed independent panel.

But David Taipari says the Auckland development committee today decided unanimously to endorse changes recommended by council officials and refer the plan back to the full council for consideration.

He says the recommendations were in line with what Maori wanted.

“The sites of value schedule was to be removed. The officials believe there was enough evidence to have that schedule in place so that should be retained and those sites put on that schedule, so that was a significant one we thought was well worth endorsing and we believe the committee supported that in order to go to the governing body to make the final decision,” Mr Taipari says.

The important thing is to have one set of rules for Auckland’s growth, rather then eight separate district plans.


Our Network of Partners

Nga Ngaru have positioned the value network for future success in the evolving provider environment by gathering input across member providers as well as other sources—on the key trends likely to impact the future of the network and on how the results of these trends may impact the work and mission of Nga Ngaru.

The vision, mission, and principles of Nga Ngaru remain central to the work and future direction of the value network.

Our Network of Partners

Nga Ngaru have positioned the value network for future success in the evolving provider environment by gathering input across member providers as well as other sources—on the key trends likely to impact the future of the network and on how the results of these trends may impact the work and mission of Nga Ngaru.

The vision, mission, and principles of Nga Ngaru remain central to the work and future direction of the value network.