National Projects 2004
The Taskforce's projects include:
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PROJECT DETAILS
Tiriti/Treaty based practice in the community and voluntary sector
MANDATE
Promoting Treaty-based practice across the community sector and Treaty training for working within a Treaty framework were identified as priorities by the Steering Group and noted in He Waka Kotuia as follows:
The need throughout the community sector to develop and improve practices based on recognition of the central role of the Treaty of Waitangi. There is clear support for a vision of a “Treaty driven society as unique in the world” and recognition that significant commitment and resources are required to address this.
Taskforce Forums 2004
AIM OF PROJECT
To establish a process for identifying strategic and/or overarching issues affecting the community and voluntary not-for-profit sector, to inform discussions between the Sector and Government and to provide an agenda to inform and coordinate activity across the sector.
OUTCOMES
A process mandated by the community and voluntary not-for-profit sector which identifies strategic and/or overarching issues and priorities through:
- A regional forum structure across the country
- A sectoral (e.g. recreation, health, environment, arts) forum structure (nationally focused) and
- A national strategic forum structure fed into and mandated by the regional and sectoral forums.
More information, including the Forum schedule is here.
National Information Networks
AIM OF PROJECT
To strengthen communication across the community and voluntary sector of Aotearoa through the establishment of a sustainable information networking process and system.
OUTCOMES
- Enhanced information sharing across the sector and sub-sectors on all levels – local, regional and national.
- Existing data bases and networks utilised, linked and enhanced.
- A network which is a “clearing house” for information and useful practice.
- A network which contributes to greater collaboration across the sector
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