🎯 Ngā Whāinga Ako / Learning Objectives
- Follow tikanga and local kawa for presenting solutions.
- Structure a clear, compelling presentation with dual evidence (mātauranga + science).
- Gather, respond to, and document stakeholder feedback.
🌿 Tikanga & Kawa
Check with local marae/iwi for pōwhiri or mihi requirements, koha expectations, and speaking order. Ensure presenters know their roles and correct pronunciation of place/whānau names.
Whakataukī: "Nāu te rourou, nāku te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi." (With your basket and my basket the people will thrive.)
Presentation Checklist
- Opening: mihi, pepeha, purpose of presentation.
- Issue recap: who is affected, why it matters locally.
- Solution overview: what you propose and why it fits.
- Evidence: cultural indicators + science data.
- Implementation: roles, timelines, monitoring.
- Feedback request: what input you need today.
- Koha/thanks: acknowledge hosts and partners.
Feedback Capture
Record feedback from whānau, iwi, scientists, and council. Note commitments and next steps.
Action Items:
Reflection / Whakaaro
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How will you honour feedback that challenges your design?
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What tikanga or kawa are critical for your audience?
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How will you balance brevity and depth for different stakeholders?