Примеры использования Iwi на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cooperation with Maori organizations, iwi and whānau.
Whakatōhea iwi on the east coast of the North Island; and.
The Burial Council sent me to ensure the iwi is protected.
Iwi Large tribe made up of sub-tribes, or a group of people.
The second concerned the Ngai Tahu iwi of the South Island.
Iwi radio frequency licences are issued to the 21 iwi stations.
Increase the involvement of whānau,hapū and iwi in the court process.
Rather, all were part of iwi but affiliated to different tribal groups.
A Statutory Overlay that recognizes the special status of the public foreshore and seabed to the iwi.
The Commission consulted extensively with iwi on the basis for the allocation model.
Undertake gender analysis as it applies to Mäori women and their roles within whänau,hapü, iwi and Mäori society.
The Maori negotiators' report showed that 50 iwi comprising 208,681 Maori, supported the settlement.
In 2003/04, the Government committed funding specifically for the professional development of iwi radio staff.
Working in cooperation with Maori organizations, iwi and whānau to promote the benefits of education for Maori; and.
The Government's Maori health objectives were developed in 1992 andpublished in a discussion document, Whaia te Ora mo te Iwi.
In 1840 the Treaty of Waitangi was signed between iwi Mäori(the indigenous tribes of New Zealand) and the British Crown.
The Maori people of New Zealand number approximately 500,000, 70 per cent of whom are affiliated to one ormore of 81 iwi.
It requires TOKM to provide assistance to iwi organizations until October 2009 to achieve these thresholds.
During the same period, MWA's Kaihautū conducted 15 hui with wānanga, iwi and Māori service providers.
The Government would work with iwi to coordinate youth justice service delivery in a culturally appropriate manner.
These Heads of Agreements represent a significant milestone in the ongoing development of the Government's relationships with whānau(family/extended family),hapū and iwi.
In 1840 the Treaty of Waitangi was signed between iwi Māori(the indigenous tribes of New Zealand) and the British Crown.
Iwi Monitoring Mechanism suggested that EMRIP members should come to visit New Zealand in order to help with the implementation of the national action plan under UNDRIP.
Events and activities focus on the whänau,hapü and iwi levels, but there are several programmes aimed at Mäori women.
In New Zealand, where Maori youth comprise 20 per cent of the youth population but 54 per cent of young people appearing in court, youth may be diverted from the conventional justice system to Marae-based courts, which aim to reconnectyoung Maori with their culture and encourage the meaningful involvement of families and iwi in the youth justice process to contribute to reduced risk of reoffending.
The Crown continues to work with iwi in order to discharge its remaining pre-commencement space obligations.
These workers play a critical role in establishing links between prisoners,their whānau(family group), hapū and iwi, and the local Māori community before release.
Other agencies, community groups and iwi providers also provide support to deal with child abuse and children in care.
The major tenets of the discussion document were affirmed by the Government, andWhaia te Ora mo te Iwi was reframed as a policy statement and published under the same title in 1993.