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Best practice guidelines for working in parnership with Māori
Working in partnership with Māori underpins everything we do in Tranche 2. This is particularly important in our investments. It is our belief that to create impact and long-term benefit we must adequately resource Māori to participate fully in New Zealand’s science and innovation system.
Operational/guidance document.
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