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Looking backwards to move forwards: insights for climate change adaptation from historical Māori relocation due to natural hazards in Aotearoa New Zealand
Providing insights from the past to help plan for future adaptation.
Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change: Situating Culture, Identity, and Place in Climate Change Risk Mitigation and Resilience
Addressing current policy and research literature gaps by presenting and situating “emic” perspectives and aspirations regarding Indigenous approaches to climate change adaptation
Embodying Kaitiakitanga
A collective of Māori planners, researchers, practitioners and kaitiaki came together in a series of online wānanga in 2022 to discuss the issues that have arisen for te taiao and communities as the result of a colonised resource governance and management system. Lead author kairangahau Māori Lara Taylor (E Oho!) has compiled the collective’s thoughts, experiences, and insights in this booklet.
Papa Pounamu submission on the draft National Adaptation Plan
Papa Pounamu submission to the Ministry for the Environment on the draft National Adaptation Plan, June 2022
Papa Pounamu submission: RMA reform discussion document
Papa Pounamu submission on the RMA reform discussion document 'Transforming Aotearoa New Zealand’s resource management system: Our future resource management system'
Joint submission: Natural and Built Environments Bill Exposure Draft
Papa Pounamu and the Aotearoa Pacific Practitioners Group are Special Interest Groups of the New Zealand Planning Institute. This is their joint July 2021 submission on the Exposure Draft of the Natural and Built Environments Bill.
Indigenous Approaches to Disaster Risk Reduction, Community Sustainability, and Climate Change Resilience
Indigenous perspectives on disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, environmental resilience, and sustainable development.
He Haerenga Mōrearea – A Hazardous Journey
Mātauranga Māori and mātauranga-a-iwi approaches to emergency management and decision making for disaster risk reduction.