The Tāiki ē progress report reflects NRC’s commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, He Whakaputanga, and partnerships with tangata whenua through collaboration with Te Ruarangi, Te Kahu o Taonui, iwi, and hapū. The latest report shows key initiatives are progressing well, including Te Tiriti capability building within council, strengthening relationships with tangata whenua, and enhancing iwi participation in decision-making.

The Tāiki ē progress report reaffirms the council’s commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Niu Tireni, and strong partnerships with tangata whenua through collaboration with Te Ruarangi, Te Kahu o Taonui, iwi, and hapū.

The latest report highlights significant progress across the strategy’s key actions, with Priority 1 initiatives on track, including the completion of the Long-Term Plan process, freshwater planning, and community climate resilience initiatives.

Some of the other kaupapa progressing well include Te Tiriti capability building within council, strengthening relationships with tangata whenua, and iwi participation in decision-making processes.

It was also identified that further budget allocation was needed for sustainable economic development, marine protection, and a KPI framework for Ngā Whainga.

While 31 actions under the Tāiki ē NRC Te Tiriti Strategy and Implementation Plan are on track, one Priority 3 action—marine protection and development—requires further attention, with discussions planned for a future Te Ruarangi hui.