Iwi/Māori
Kaupapa that strengthening Iwi/Māori communities, honouring indigenous knowledge (Mātauranga Māori), cultural sustainability and sovereignty.
Whānau as First Navigators (WaFN) Evaluation
Ihi Research was commissioned by Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu to undertake an independent evaluation of the Whānau as First Navigators (WaFN) programme. This initiative was designed to strengthen early support for whānau Māori, reduce the need for state intervention, and build sustainable capability across iwi-led social services in Te Waipounamu.
The impact of Hawaiki Kura
Ihi Research was commissioned by Hawaiki Kura to evaluate their threeprimary wellness and empowerment wānanga: Tāne te Waiora for men, Hine te Waiora for women, and Pito Mata for rangatahi.
Iwi managed investment/saving schemes - Te Ara Ahunga Ora
Iwi Savings/Managed Investment Schemes (ISS and MIS) are financial initiatives designed to support iwi members in achieving financial security, independence, and collective wellbeing.
Tihei Wairoa.
Tihei Wairoa is an Māori-led business and organization that focuses on promoting Māori language, culture, and well-being. It operates with the mission to rejuvenate and revitalize te reo Māori (the Māori language), helping to integrate cultural values into the fabric of modern New Zealand life.
The business supports various initiatives aimed at language revitalization, such as workshops, language courses, and cultural events, while also creating resources to encourage more widespread use of te reo Māori in everyday life.