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Te Puni Kōkiri Māori Development Fund

Te Puni Kōkiri's fund for Māori economic growth, exports and community resilience, open year-round through regional offices.

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Dates

No fixed rounds: apply any time.

What it funds

  • Māori economic growth and asset productivity
  • Māori export growth
  • Māori community resilience initiatives
  • Feasibility studies and business cases

What it will not fund

  • Business-as-usual operational costs
  • Vehicles, buildings, land
  • Retrospective events
  • International travel

Good to know

Built for large economic projects: minimum $100,000 and 50% cash co-investment for the economic priorities. Small community groups should talk to the regional office before writing anything.

No rounds; proposals any time after talking to a regional office, decisions usually in six to eight weeks.

Checklist

What Māori Development Fund says you need:

Common things funders ask for, worth having ready:

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Sketch of Wellington Harbour in the 1840s, with a sailing boat in the foreground
Charles Heaphy, Wellington Harbour

Sources

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